Enhanced cell survival against biotic and abiotic stresses through salicylick acid-induced npr1 condensates

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure describes compositions and methods for promoting cell survival against biotic and abiotic stress and during plant immune responses.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No.63/042,237, filed Jun. 22, 2020, which is incorporated herein byreference.

FEDERAL FUNDING LEGEND

This invention was made with Government support under Federal Grant no.R35GM118036 awarded by the National Institutes of Health. The FederalGovernment has certain rights to this invention.

SEQUENCE LISTING

The Sequence Listing written in file 560198_SeqListing_ST25.txt is 257kilobytes in size, was created Jun. 15, 2021, and is hereby incorporatedby reference.

BACKGROUND

An essential feature of immunity is to ensure defense against pathogenswithout collateral damage to self. In plants, pathogeneffector-triggered immunity (ETI) often results in programmed celldeath, which is restricted through the function of NPR1, a positiveregulator of systemic acquired resistance. Despite the importance ofthis protein and the extent to which it has been studied, thebiochemical activities of NPR1 that promote both defense and cellsurvival remain unclear.

SUMMARY

The Summary is provided to introduce a selection of concepts that arefurther described below in the Detailed Description. This Summary is notintended to identify key or essential features of the claimed subjectmatter, nor is it intended to be used as an aid in limiting the scope ofthe claimed subject matter.

The present disclosure provides, is based, in part on the discovery bythe inventors that NPR1 promotes cell survival by targeting substratesfor ubiquitination and degradation through salicylic acid (SA)-drivenphase separation into cytoplasmic condensates. Further, the inventorsshow that NPR1 condensates are enriched in cell death regulatorsincluding nucleotide-binding leucine-rich repeat immune receptors, redoxmetabolism proteins, DNA damage repair and protein quality controlmachineries. Phase separation of NPR1 is required for recruitment of theCullin 3 RING E3 ligase complex to the condensates and NPR1 can promotecell survival by degrading EDS1 and specific WRKY transcription factorsrequired for ETI. The discovery of distinct functional groups ofproteins in the SA-induced NPR1 condensates, herein termed “SINCs”,suggests that NPR1 modulates survival by converging multiplestress-responsive processes in this quasi organelle.

Other aspects and embodiments of the present disclosure providecompositions and methods for promoting cell survival of a cellcomprising, consisting of, or consisting essentially of modulating NPR1in the cell. In some embodiments, modulating may comprise upregulatingthe expression of and/or enhancing the function of, NPR1 in the cell. Inanother embodiment, the cell comprises a plant cell.

In one aspect, provided are nucleic acids encoding a npr1 protein,wherein the npr1 protein forms salicylic acid-independent NPR1condensates. In some such nucleic acids, the nucleic acid is operablylinked to one or more expression control elements. In some such nucleicacids, the one or more expression control elements comprise: a promoter,one or more upstream open reading frames (uORFs), or the promoter andthe one or more uORFs. In some such nucleic acids, the promoter isselected from the group consisting of: a constitutive promoter, aninducible promoter, a temporally-regulated promoter, a developmentallyregulated promoter, a chemically regulated promoter, a tissue-preferredpromoter, a tissue-specific promoter, a TBF1 promoter, a 35S promoter, aubiquitin promoter, a tCUP cryptic constitutive promoter, a Rsyn7promoter, a pathogen-inducible promoter, a maize In2-2 promoter, atobacco PR-1a promoter, a glucocorticoid-inducible promoter, anestrogen-inducible promoter, a tetracycline-inducible promoter, atetracycline-repressible promoter, a T3 promoter, a T7 promoter, and aSP6 promoter. In some such nucleic acids, the promoter is the TBF1promoter. In some such nucleic acids, the uORF comprises a TBF1 geneuORF. In some such nucleic acids, the expression control elementscomprise the TBF1 promoter and one or more TBF1 uORFs.

In some such nucleic acids, the npr1 protein is an A. thaliana npr1protein comprising one or more mutations. In some such nucleic acids,the npr1 protein comprises one or more mutations in at least oneredox-sensitive intrinsically disordered region (RDR). In some suchnucleic acids, the one or more mutations comprises a substitution of oneor more cysteines in at least one RDR, a deletion of one or morecysteines in at least one RDR, or a combination thereof. In some suchnucleic acids, the one or more cysteines are located in a regioncorresponding to residues 140-160, 368-404, or 510-539 of SEQ ID NO: 1.In some such nucleic acids, the one or more cysteines are located in theregion corresponding to residues 368-404 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In some suchnucleic acids, the npr1 protein has increased interaction with CUL3compared to wild-type NPR1 in the absence of salicylic acid. In somesuch nucleic acids, the one or more mutations reduces theredox-sensitivity of the RDR. In some such nucleic acids, the npr1protein comprises a mutation of a cysteine corresponding to the cysteineat position 378, of SEQ ID NO: 1, position 385 of SEQ ID NO: 1, position394 of SEQ ID NO: 1, positions 378 and 385 of SEQ ID NO: 1, positions378 and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1, positions 385 and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1, orpositions 378, 385, and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In some such nucleic acids,the npr1 protein comprises the mutation of the cysteine corresponding tothe cysteines at positions 378, 385, and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In somesuch nucleic acids, the mutation of the cysteine comprises an alaninesubstitution. In some such nucleic acids, the npr1 protein comprises amutation of one or more cysteines corresponding to the cysteines atpositions 150, 155, 156, and 160 of SEQ ID NO: 1.

In some such nucleic acids, the nucleic acid encodes a ΔCTD npr1 ACTDprotein, a BTB domain npr1 protein, or a sim3 npr1 protein.

In some such nucleic acids, the nucleic acid encodes: (a) a proteincomprising the amino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160 or anortholog thereof; or (b) a protein having at least 70% identity to aprotein comprising the amino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS:134-160. In some such nucleic acids, the nucleic acid encodes a proteincomprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 134.

In another aspect, provided are plants or plant cells expressing any ofthe above nucleic acids. In some such plants or plant cells, the plantis a monocot or a dicot. In some such plants or plant cells, the plantis a food crop plant, a biofuel plant, a corn plant, a legume plant, abean plant, a rice plant, a soybean plant, a cotton plant, a sugarcaneplant, a tobacco plant, a palm oil plant, a date palm, a wheat, avegetable plant, a squash plant, a Solanaceae plant, a tomato, a bananaplant, a potato plant, a pepper plant, a moss plant, a parsley plant, asunflower plant, a mustard plant, a sorghum plant, a millet plant, acitrus plant, an apple plant, a strawberry plant, a rapeseed plant, acabbage plant, a cassava plant, a coffee plant, a sweet potato plant, ajatropha plant, or a switchgrass plant. In some such plants or plantcells, the plant expresses a wild-type NPR1 gene. In some such plants orplant cells, the plant does not express a wild-type NPR1 gene.

In another aspect, provided are methods of increasing stress tolerancein a plant, comprising expressing in the plant any of the above nucleicacids. In some such methods, the stress is biotic or abiotic stress. Insome such methods, the biotic stress comprises pathogen infection. Insome such methods, the pathogen is a bacteria or a virus. In some suchmethods, the abiotic stress comprises high temperature (heat shock)stress, low temperature (cold shock) stress, oxidative stress, or DNAdamage. In some such methods, increasing stress tolerance comprises oneor more of: decreasing programmed cell death, decreasingeffector-triggered immunity (ETI)-induced cell death, increasingformation of NPR1 condensates, and degrading EDS1 and specific WRKYtranscription factors required for pathogen ETI. In some such methods,the plant is a monocot or a dicot. In some such methods, the plant is afood crop plant, a biofuel plant, a corn plant, a legume plant, a beanplant, a rice plant, a soybean plant, a cotton plant, a sugarcane plant,a tobacco plant, a palm oil plant, a date palm, a wheat, a vegetableplant, a squash plant, a Solanaceae plant, a tomato, a banana plant, apotato plant, a pepper plant, a moss plant, a parsley plant, a sunflowerplant, a mustard plant, a sorghum plant, a millet plant, a citrus plant,an apple plant, a strawberry plant, a rapeseed plant, a cabbage plant, acassava plant, a coffee plant, a sweet potato plant, a jatropha plant,or a switchgrass plant. In some such methods, the plant expresses awild-type NPR1 gene. In some such methods, the plant does not express awild-type NPR1 gene.

Another aspect of the present disclosure provides all that is describedand illustrated herein.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The accompanying Figures and Examples are provided by way ofillustration and not by way of limitation. The foregoing aspects andother features of the disclosure are explained in the followingdescription, taken in connection with the accompanying example figures(also “FIG.”) relating to one or more embodiments, in which:

FIGS. 1A-1K show NPR1 is required for cell survival and accumulation ofubiquitinated proteins. In FIGS. 1A-1C, half leaves (left side) ofCol-0, npr1-2 and sid2-2 plants were infiltrated with (mock) or PsmES4326/AvrRpt2 (Avr). At 2 dpi, the adjacent leaf halves wereinfiltrated with the same pathogen. Cell death was assessed by tissuecollapse at 1 dpi (FIG. 1A) and conductivity assay (FIG. 1B). Growth ofPsm ES4326/AvrRpt2 (Tetr) was measured in the adjacent leaf halves afterthe first inoculation with Psm ES4326/AvrRpm1 (Avr; Kanr) (FIG. 1C).Data are presented as mean±SD (FIG. 1B), and mean±95% confidenceintervals (FIG. 1C). In FIG. 1D, half leaves of plants expressingdex:AvrRpt2 in Col-0, npr1-2, and rps2 were inoculated as in FIG. 1B. At2 dpi, the adjacent leaf halves were infiltrated with 25 mMdexamethasone (dex) and cell death was assessed as in FIG. 1B. Data arepresented as mean±SD. In FIGS. 1E-1G, Col-0, rps2 and npr1-2 plants weretreated with water (mock) or 1 mM SA 24 hr before inoculation with PsmES4326/AvrRpt2. Cell death was assessed by trypan blue staining (FIG.1E) and conductivity assay (FIG. 1F). Bacterial growth was measured at 1dpi (FIG. 1G). Data are presented as mean±SD (FIG. 1F), and mean±95%confidence intervals (FIG. 1G). In FIG. 1H, plants expressingdex:AvrRpt2 in Col-0, npr1-2 and rps2 were treated as in FIGS. 1E-1Gbefore treatment with 25 μM dexamethasone (dex). Cell death was assessedas in FIG. 1B. Data are presented as mean±SD. In FIGS. 1I-1J, Ws-2 (FIG.1I) or Col-0 and npr1-2 (FIG. 1J), were treated as in FIGS. 1E-1G beforeinoculation with Pf Pf0-1/AvrRps4 or Pf Pf0-1/AvrRps4KRVY-AAAA. Celldeath was assessed as in FIG. 1B. Data are presented as mean±SD. In FIG.1K, Col-0 and npr1-2 plants were treated with SA for 6 hr. Totalproteins were probed with α-Ub and α-NPR1. See also FIGS. 8A-8E.

FIGS. 2A-2I show NPR1 accumulates in the cytoplasm and formscysteine-dependent condensates. FIG. 2A shows subcellular fractionationof Col-0 after 6 hr SA treatment. Cytoplasmic (C), nuclear (N) andcombined (C+N) fractions were probed with α-NPR1 and α-Ub antibodies.Band intensities (b.i.)in the upper blot are shown as percentages of thecombined C+N levels. The middle blot (a longer exposure of the upperblot) shows the higher MW NPR1 bands. FIG. 2B shows localization ofNPR1-GFP and sim3-GFP in transient expression in Col-0 seedlings treatedwith SA for 2 hr. Scale bar=20 μm. FIGS. 2C-2E show single-celltime-lapse imaging of NPR1-GFP condensation induced by 5 mM SA. Imagingwas started 40 min after SA induction (time 0) for a duration of 2 hr.Images from selected time points (FIG. 2C), fluorescence intensity perbody (FIG. 2D) and number of bodies (FIG. 2E) are shown. Scale bar=20μm. Data are presented as mean±SE (FIG. 2D). FIG. 2F shows predicted RDRregions of NPR1. Values represent differential IDR score. Dots indicateposition of cysteine residues (red), and known point mutations and theiralleles (black). FIGS. 2G and 2H show localization of NPR1-GFP andrdr3-GFP after treatment with 5 mM SA for 2 hr (FIG. 2G). Scale bar=20μm. Insets show enlarged nuclei at lower exposure. FIG. 2H shows totalfluorescence intensity of bodies from SA-treated samples. Data arepresented as mean±SE. FIG. 2I shows transactivation of the PR1 promoterby NPR1 and rdr3 after treatment with 2 mM SA for 24 hr. Valuesrepresent the PR1 promoter activity plotted relative to free HA. Dataare represented as mean±SD. See also FIGS. 8A-8E, 9A-9E and 10A-10I;Tables 3 and 4.

FIGS. 3A-3F show NPR1 condensates are enriched in stress proteins. FIG.3A shows functional categorization of sim3-GFP interactome (SINCcomponents). The relative sizes of functional groups (left) and thenumber of proteins at their intersection (right) are shown. FIG. 3Bshows representative SINC components from four major functional groups.Black dots indicate confirmed localization in cytoplasmic NPR1condensates. FIG. 3C shows co-localization of sim3-GFP with free mCherryor mCherry-fused SINC components, EDS1, BCS1, GSTU19 after treatmentwith 1 mM SA for 5 hr. Scale bar=20 μm. In FIGS. 3D-3F, Col-0 and npr1-2plants were treated with water (mock) or 1 mM SA 24 hr before inducingcell death with indicated stresses. Cell death was assessed byconductivity assay. Data are presented as mean±SD. See also FIGS.11A-11H; Table 5.

FIGS. 4A-4L show NPR1 recruits CUL3 to its cytoplasmic condensates. FIG.4A shows interaction of Myc-CUL3 with HA-fused NPR1 or its variants inN. benthamiana. Plants were treated with water (−) or 1 mM SA (+) for 5hr before co-IP. FIG. 4B shows interaction of GFP-fused NPR1, sim3 andABTB with the endogenous CUL3 in transgenic Arabidopsis. Plants weretreated with 1 mM SA for 24 hr before co-IP. FIG. 4C shows interactionof Myc-CUL3 with GST-fused NPR1 or its variants in E. coli. Totalprotein from E. coli co-expressing Myc-CUL3 with either of GST-NPR1variants or GST was used in the pull-down assay. FIG. 4D showsinhibition of CUL3-BTB interaction by the CTD in N. benthamiana. Thethree proteins, Myc-CUL3, BTB-HA and CTD-GFP, were co-expressed at 1:1:0(0), 1:1:0.25 (1/4), 1:1:0.5 (1/2) and 1:1:1 (1) ratios, respectively,before co-IP. FIGS. 4E-4F show interaction of CUL3 with NPR1, sim3 orS55/59D in the BiFC assay after treatment with 1 mM SA for 5 hr. Scalebar=10 μm. BiFC signal intensity was quantified and values are plottedrelative to CUL3/NPR1 (FIG. 4F). Data are presented as mean±SE. FIG. 4Gshows localization of NPR1-GFP, sim3-GFP and S55/59D-GFP in N.benthamiana treated with water (mock) or 5 mM SA for 2 hr. Scale bar=10μm. FIG. 4H shows interaction of Myc-CUL3 with HA-fused NPR1 or rdrmutants in N. benthamiana after treatment with 1 mM SA for 5 hr beforeco-IP. FIGS. 4I-4L show localization of GFP-CUL3 in NbNPR1-silenced N.benthamiana after treatment with 5 mM SA for 2 hr (FIG. 4I). Scalebar=20 μm. Total fluorescence intensity per body (FIG. 4J) and number ofbodies per cell (FIG. 4K) were quantified relative to the E.V. control.Data are presented as mean±SE. Expression levels were verified byGFP-CUL3 immunoblotting (FIG. 4L). See also FIGS. 12A-12D and 13A-13F.

FIGS. 5A-5E show NPR1-CUL3 cytoplasmic condensates are activeubiquitination complexes. FIG. 5A shows co-localization of CUL3/sim3BiFC bodies with mCherry-fused organelle and protein body markers in N.benthamiana treated with 1 mM SA for 5 hr SA. Scale bar=20 μm.Representative co-localizations with Ubiquitin and NBR1 are shown(left). FIG. 5B shows co-localization of sim3-GFP with mCherry-NBR1 inthe presence of Myc-CUL3 or free Myc in N. benthamiana treated with 1 mMSA for 5 hr. Scale bar=20 μm. FIG. 5C shows interaction between Myc-CUL3and HA-fused NPR1 or sim3 in N. benthamiana treated with SA for 5 hrbefore the pull-down assay (upper panels). Total ubiquitination wastested in the “input” fractions (lower panels). FIG. 5D shows totalubiquitination in N. benthamiana expressing Myc-CUL3 or Myc-CUL3ARBX1,sim3-GFP or GFP, and V5-Ub, after treatment with 1 mM SA for 5 hr. FIG.5E shows total ubiquitination in the NbCUL3-silenced N. benthamiana orin the E.V. control expressing sim3-GFP and V5-Ub, after treatment with1 mM SA for 5 hr. See also FIGS. 13A-13F.

FIGS. 6A-6I show SINC-localized proteins are targeted for degradation byNPR1-CRL3. FIG. 6A shows interaction of EDS1-mCherry with HA-fused NPR1or sim3 in N. benthamiana after treatment with 1 mM SA for 5 hr beforeco-IP. FIG. 6B shows interaction of EDS1 with NPR1 in E. coli. Totalprotein from E. coli co-expressing FLAG-EDS1 with GST-NPR1 or GST wasused for pull-down assay. FIG. 6C shows co-localization of NPR1/CUL3 orsim3/CUL3 BiFC bodies with EDS1-mCherry after treatment with 1 mM SA for5 hr. Values quantified from free mCherry samples (not shown) areincluded in the quantification. Scale bar=20 μm. FIG. 6D shows stabilityof EDS1 in Col-0 or npr1-2 mutant. Seedlings were incubated in water (−)or 1 mM SA (+) for 4 hr, with (+) or without (−) subsequent addition of100 μM cycloheximide (CHX). After 16 hours of co-incubation, totalprotein was probed with α-EDS1 and α-NPR1 antibodies. FIG. 6E showsubiquitination of EDS1 in Col-0, npr1-2 and eds1-2 mutants treated withwater (Mock) or 1 mM SA for 6 hr. FIG. 6F shows co-localization ofsim3/CUL3 BiFC bodies with mCherry-fused WRKY54 or WRKY70 in N.benthamiana treated with 1 mM SA for 5 hr. Scale bar=20 μm. FIG. 6Gshows stability of WRKY70-GFP in Col-0 or npr1-2 mutant. Seedlings weretreated with 1 mM SA or 50 μM MG132 or in combination for 24 hr, andtotal protein was probed with α-GFP, α-NPR1 and α-TUB antibodies. FIG.6H shows ubiquitination of WRKY70-GFP in Col-0 or npr1-2 mutant treatedwith 1 mM SA for 24 h before immunoprecipitation of WRKY70-GFP underdenaturing conditions (dn). FIG. 6I shows NPR1- and sim3-dependentubiquitination of FLAG-WRKY70 by the NPR1-CRL3 ubiquitinationreconstituted in E. coli. FLAG-WRKY70 was immunoprecipitated underdenaturing conditions (dn) using α-FLAG beads. See also FIGS. 14A-14D.

FIGS. 7A-7D show NPR1 promotes survival during ETI by targeting WRKY54and WRKY70. In FIGS. 7A-7C, Col-0, rps2, npr1-2, wrky54 wrky70 (w54w70),and npr1 wrky54 wrky70 (n1w54w70) plants were treated with water (mock)or 1 mM SA 24 hr before inoculation with Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2. Cell deathwas assessed by trypan blue staining (FIG. 7A) and conductivity assay(FIG. 7B). Bacterial growth was measured at 1 dpi (FIG. 7C). Data arepresented as mean±SD (FIG. 7B), and mean±95% confidence intervals (FIG.7C). FIG. 7D shows a proposed model for NPR1 function in promoting cellsurvival during ETI. “P”, phosphorylation at S55/59; “S”, SUMOylation;“U”, ubiquitination; “W”, WRKY TFs; “NPR1C”, NPR1 condensate.

FIGS. 8A-8E show effect of SA and NPR1 on ETI-triggered cell death.Related to FIGS. 1A-1K and 2A-2I. In FIG. 8A, half leaves (left side) ofplants expressing est:AvrRpt2 in Col-0, sid2-2 and rps2 backgrounds wereinfiltrated with MgSO4 (mock) or Psm ES4326/AvrRpm1

(Avr). At 2 dpi, the adjacent halves were infiltrated with 50 μMestradiol, followed by cell death measurement using the conductivityassay. Data are presented as mean±SD. In FIG. 8B, Col-0 and npr1-2plants were treated with indicated concentrations of SA (mM) 24 hrbefore inoculation with Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2. Cell death was measuredusing the conductivity assay. Data are presented as mean±SD. In FIG. 8C,the ATR1/RPP1 effector/receptor pair was expressed in theNbNPR1-silenced N. benthamiana or E.V. control. At 20 hpi, tissue wassampled and cell death was measured using the conductivity assay in thepresence or absence of 1 mM SA (SA or mock, respectively) at 0 and 24 hrafter sampling. Data are presented as mean±SD. In FIG. 8D, Col-0 plantswere treated with SA for 6 hr, and leaf tissue was used for subcellularfractionation. Proteins from cytoplasmic and nuclear fractions were runon low-resolution gel and probed with α-NPR1 and α-Ub antibodies. InFIG. 8E, the sim3-GFP/npr1-2 transgenic plant was infected at the tipwith Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2. At 24 hpi, tissue was sampled from thedeath-survival boundary (diagram), stained with propidium iodide (PI) todistinguish dead cells (stained nuclei) from living cells (stainedapoplast), and imaged. GFP and PI signals were captured from 20consecutive confocal planes along the Z-axis and across a defined regionin the XY-plane covering both dead and living cells (dashed line).Z-projection and XY-stitching were performed to produce the final image.Enlargements from regions adjacent to- and distant from the cell deathzone (dashed rectangles) are shown in bottom panels. Scale bar=100 μm(top panels); 20 μm (bottom panels).

FIGS. 9A-9E show formation of cytoplasmic condensates correlates withpredicted redox-sensitive disordered regions in NPR proteins. Related toFIGS. 2A-2I. FIGS. 9A-9C show localization of GFP-fused ArabidopsisNPR1-6 in N. benthamiana after treatment with water (mock) or 5 mM SAfor 2 hr (FIG. 9A). Scale bar=10 μm. Insets show enlarged nuclei atlower exposure to visualize the nuclear bodies. FIG. 9B showsquantification of cytoplasmic bodies from the SA-treated samples. Dataare presented as mean±SE. FIG. 9C shows validation of NPR-GFP fusionprotein expression levels by GFP immunoblotting. FIG. 9D showsinteraction of NPR1 with its paralogs NPR2-6 in BiFC assay. Imaging wasdone after treatment with water (mock) or 1 mM SA for 5 hr. Scale bar=10μm. FIG. 9E shows prediction of redox-sensitive disorder regions (RDRs)in NPRs (NPR1-6) with the IUPred2a algorithm (iupred2a.elte.hu/). Valuesrepresent disorder score predicted for each protein with WT (redox plus)or mutated (redox minus) cysteines. Orange bars indicate the size andposition of the identified putative RDRs (shaded regions) with disorderscores>0.5.

FIGS. 10A-10I show analysis of rdr mutants. Related to FIGS. 2A-2I.FIGS. 10A-10C show localization of NPR1-GFP, rdr1-GFP, rdr2-GFP andrdr3-GFP in N. benthamiana in the absence of SA (FIG. 10A). Scale bar=20μm. FIG. 10B shows quantification of total fluorescence intensity fromeach body. Values are plotted relative to NPR1-GFP. Data are presentedas mean±SE. Validation of fusion protein expression levels by GFPimmunoblotting. sim3-GFP is included as a control. FIG. 10D showsnuclear-cytoplasmic partitioning of NPR1-GFP, rdr1-GFP, rdr2-GFP andrdr3-GFP expressed in N. benthamiana in the absence of SA. Totalfluorescence intensities from nuclei were quantified as a fraction oftotal fluorescence intensity of the entire cell. FIG. 10E showstransactivation of the PR1 promoter by NPR1, rdr1-3, sim3 and S55/59Dafter treatment with 2 mM SA for 24 hr. Values represent the PR1promoter activity measured as ratio of F-LUC and R-LUC activities andplotted relative to free HA. Data are presented as mean±SD. FIG. 10Fshows morphology of npr1-2 mutant and transgenic plants expressingNPR1-GFP, rdr1-GFP, rdr2-GFP and rdr3-GFP in the npr1-2 background. InFIGS. 10G-10I, the npr1-2 mutant and transgenic plants expressingNPR1-GFP/npr1-2, rdr1-GFP/npr1-2 [lines #15 and #18] (FIG. 10G),rdr2-GFP/npr1-2 [lines #8 and #17] (FIG. 10H) and rdr3-GFP/npr1-2 [lines#5 and #8] (FIG. 10D were treated with 1 mM SA 24 hr before inoculationwith Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2. Cell death was monitored using the conductivityassay starting at 1 hpi. Data are presented as mean±SD.

FIGS. 11A-11H show sample preparation, quality test, and GO termanalysis of the sim3-GFP interactome. Related to FIGS. 3A-3F. In FIG.11A, transgenic plants expressing sim3-GFP in WT NPR1 background(sim3-GFP/Col-0) were treated with water (mock) or 1 mM SA for 24 hr,and subcellular localization of sim3-GFP was analyzed. Scale bar=20 μm.In FIG. 11B, total protein was extracted from plants in FIG. 11A,subjected to SDS-PAGE and probed with an α-Ub antibody. Tubulin detectedby an α-TUB antibody was used as a loading control. In FIG. 11C,sim3-GFP was immunoprecipitated using GFP-trap beads in three replicatereactions (1, 2, 3) from the extracts in FIG. 11B. A 5 μl aliquot of thebeads from each reaction was subjected to SDS-PAGE and silver-stained.The sim3-GFP band (˜94 kDa) is indicated by the red triangle. FIGS.11D-11E show principal component analysis (PCA) (FIG. 11D) andtwo-dimensional hierarchical clustering (FIG. 11E) of proteinsidentified in the sim3-GFP interactome with >2-fold change between SAand mock at p<0.05. For each replicate, values represent intensitiesdetected for individual proteins normalized to the intensity of the baitprotein sim3-GFP in the same sample. FIGS. 11F-11H show Gene Ontology(GO) terms of the sim3-GFP interactome. List of proteins (171)identified in the sim3-GFP interactome were submitted to the ShinyGOv0.60: Gene Ontology Enrichment Analysis tool(bioinformatics.sdstate.edu/go/) using default parameters. A Fisher'sexact test was applied to identify most enriched GO terms in BiologicalProcess (FIG. 11F), Molecular Function (FIG. 11G), and CellularComponent (FIG. 11H) categories.

FIGS. 12A-12D show in planta screen of NPR1 mutants for interaction withCUL3. Related to FIGS. 4A-4L. FIG. 12A shows a diagram of NPR1 proteintruncations and point mutants used in the screen for interaction withCUL3. FIG. 12B shows representative subcellular localization patterns ofGFP-fused WT NPR1, its truncations and point mutants depicted in FIG.12A after 1 mM SA treatment. Fusion proteins expressed in N. benthamianafollowed by treatment with 1 mM SA for 5 hr before imaging. Scale bar=10μm. FIG. 12C shows interaction between Myc-CUL3 or GFP-CUL3 andHA-tagged NPR1 truncations and point mutant variants. Proteins wereexpressed in N. benthamiana followed by treatment with 1 mM SA for 5 hrand co-IP with α-HA beads (above). Summary table of co-IP results(below). Letters in the table indicate the predominant subcellularlocalization for each GFP-fused NPR1 variant: C, cytoplasm; N, nucleus;C/N, cytoplasm and nucleus. Numbers in the table represent interactionstrength for each variant quantified using the CUL3 band intensitypulled down by WT NPR1 as 1. FIG. 12D shows localization of ACTD-GFP inN. benthamiana treated with water (mock) or with 1 mM SA for 5 hr beforeimaging. Scale bar=10 μm.

FIGS. 13A-13F show analysis of NPR-CUL3 interactions. Related to FIGS.4A-4L and 5A-5E. FIG. 13A shows interaction between NPR1 and NPR1-4 inBiFC assay was performed in N. benthamiana. The free mCherry, nYFP-fusedCUL3 (YN-CUL3) and cYFP-fused NPR1 (NPR1-YC), NPR2 (NPR2-YC), NPR3(NPR3-YC) and NPR4 (NPR4-YC) were co-expressed and images were capturedfrom leaves treated with 1 mM SA for 5 hr. Scale bar=10 μm. FIG. 13Bshows interaction of Myc-CUL3 with NPR1-HA, NPR2-HA, NPR3-HA, NPR4-HA,NPRS-HA, NPR6-HA or sim3-HA in N. benthamiana. Plants were treated with1 mM SA for 5 hr followed by co-IP performed on total protein using α-HAbeads. FIG. 13C shows images of plants 10 days after inoculation withVIGS (virus-induced gene silencing) vectors carrying the NbNPR1, NbCUL3or NbPDS (phytoene desaturase) RNAi fragment. Silencing of NbCUL3 causeddelay in plant growth, consistent with the essential role ofCUL3-dependent ubiquitination. Scale bar=4 cm. FIG. 13D shows validationof gene silencing by qPCR analysis of NbNPR1 (left) and NbPR1 (middle)and NbCUL3 (right) transcripts. Expression of NbPR1 was tested in plantstreated with water (mock) or 1 mM SA for 5 hr. Data are presented asmean±SD. FIG. 13E shows representative images of co-localizationanalysis of sim3/CUL3 BiFC signal with markers of protein bodies andorganelles (FIG. 5A). The sim3-YC/YN-CUL3 BiFC pair was co-expressed inN. benthamiana with mCherry-fused markers: TGN (trans-Golginetwork/early endosome) and MVB (multivehicular body/late endosome),HSC70 (heat shock protein 70) and ATG8 (autophagy protein 8a). FIG. 13Fshows relative band intensity of the total ubiquitination blot shown inthe lower panel of FIG. 5C. Intensities were measured along the entirelane and normalized to that of the 0 mM SA sample for each set ofinteractions.

FIGS. 14A-14D show stability and ubiquitination of SINC-localizedproteins. Related to FIGS. 6A-6I. FIG. 14A shows stability of EDS1 andNIMIN1 in Col-0 or npr1-2 mutant. Seedlings were treated with water (−)or 1 mM SA for 4 hr, with (+) or without (−) subsequent addition of 100μM cycloheximide (CHX). After 16 hours of co-incubation, total proteinwas extracted and immunoblotted with α-EDS1, α-NIMIN1, α-NPR1 and α-TUB(tubulin) antibodies. A higher exposure is shown for theEDS1 blot in thenpr1-2 background such that the intensity of control sample (-CHX) issimilar to the corresponding sample in the Col-0 background. FIG. 14Bshows co-localization of NIM1-interacting 1 (NIMIN1) with NPR1 in SINCs.mCherry-fused NIMIN1 (NINIM1-mCherry) was co-expressed with NPR1-GFP inN. benthamiana followed by treatment with 1 mM SA for 5 hr beforeimaging. Scale bar=20 μm. FIG. 14C shows a diagram of the E. coli-basedubiquitination system for testing NPR1-dependent ubiquitination ofWRKY70. E. coli cells were transformed with three plasmids, eachexpressing the indicated components of the ubiquitination reaction underthe control of lactose operator and Shine-Dalgarno sequence (rbs).Control strains were transformed with the same plasmids except thatGST-NPR1 was replaced by either GST-sim3 or GST. FIG. 14D shows animmunoblot of the FLAG-WRKY70 ubiquitination reaction (FIG. 6I) showinglevels of Myc-CUL3, GST-NPR1, GST-sim3 and GST beforeimmunoprecipitation.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

For the purposes of promoting an understanding of the principles of thepresent disclosure, reference will now be made to preferred embodimentsand specific language will be used to describe the same. It willnevertheless be understood that no limitation of the scope of thedisclosure is thereby intended, such alteration and furthermodifications of the disclosure as illustrated herein, beingcontemplated as would normally occur to one skilled in the art to whichthe disclosure relates.

Articles “a” and “an” are used herein to refer to one or to more thanone (i.e., at least one) of the grammatical object of the article. Byway of example, “an element” means at least one element and can includemore than one element.

“About” is used to provide flexibility to a numerical range endpoint byproviding that a given value may be “slightly above” or “slightly below”the endpoint without affecting the desired result.

The use herein of the terms “including,” “comprising,” or “having,” andvariations thereof, is meant to encompass the elements listed thereafterand equivalents thereof as well as additional elements. As used herein,“and/or” refers to and encompasses any and all possible combinations ofone or more of the associated listed items, as well as the lack ofcombinations where interpreted in the alternative (“or”).

As used herein, the transitional phrase “consisting essentially of” (andgrammatical variants) is to be interpreted as encompassing the recitedmaterials or steps “and those that do not materially affect the basicand novel characteristic(s)” of the claimed invention. Thus, the term“consisting essentially of” as used herein should not be interpreted asequivalent to “comprising.”

Moreover, the present disclosure also contemplates that in someembodiments, any feature or combination of features set forth herein canbe excluded or omitted. To illustrate, if the specification states thata complex comprises components A, B and C, it is specifically intendedthat any of A, B or C, or a combination thereof, can be omitted anddisclaimed singularly or in any combination.

Recitation of ranges of values herein are merely intended to serve as ashorthand method of referring individually to each separate valuefalling within the range, unless otherwise indicated herein, and eachseparate value is incorporated into the specification as if it wereindividually recited herein. For example, if a concentration range isstated as 1% to 50%, it is intended that values such as 2% to 40%, 10%to 30%, or 1% to 3%, etc., are expressly enumerated in thisspecification. These are only examples of what is specifically intended,and all possible combinations of numerical values between and includingthe lowest value and the highest value enumerated are to be consideredto be expressly stated in this disclosure.

A nucleic acid is “operably connected” or “operably linked” when it isplaced into a functional relationship with a second nucleic acidsequence. For instance, a promoter is operably linked to a codingsequence if the promoter is connected to the coding sequence or insertsite such that it may affect transcription or expression of the codingsequence.

The nucleic acids described herein be operably linked to one or moreexpression control elements. “Expression control elements” are sequencesthat modulate expression of the gene, either through modulation oftranscription of the gene, modulation of translation on an mRNAtranscribed from the gene, or a combination of modulation oftranscription and translation. Expression control elements include, butare not limited to, promoters, enhancers, 3′ untranslated sequence, and5′ untranslated sequences.

The nucleic acids described herein may be operably linked to a promoteror a combination of a promoter and one or more uORFs. The terms“promoter,” “heterologous promoter,” “promoter region,” or “promotersequence” refer generally to transcriptional regulatory regions of agene, which may be found at the 5′ or 3′ end of the coding region, orwithin the coding region of the heterologous coding sequence, or withinintrons. Typically, a promoter is a DNA regulatory region capable ofbinding RNA polymerase in a cell and initiating transcription of adownstream (3′ direction) coding sequence. The typical 5′ promotersequence is bounded at its 3′ terminus by the transcription initiationsite and extends upstream (5′ direction) to include the minimum numberof bases or elements necessary to initiate transcription at levelsdetectable above background. Within the promoter sequence is atranscription initiation site, as well as protein binding domains(consensus sequences) responsible for the binding of RNA polymerase. Thepromoter may be the endogenous promoter of an endogenous gene modifiedto include heterologous R-motif, uORF, and/or 5′ regulatory sequences(i.e., separately or in combination). The promoter may be nativelyassociated with the 5′ UTR chosen, but be operably connected to aheterologous coding sequence.

Promoters include, but are not limited to, constitutive promoters,inducible promoters, temporally-regulated promoters, developmentallyregulated promoters, chemically regulated promoters, tissue-preferredpromoters, and tissue-specific promoters. A promoter suitable forexpression in plants includes, but is not limited to, a TBF1 promoter(from any plant species including Arabidopsis), a 35S promoter (such asfrom a cauliflower mosaic virus), a ubiquitin promoter, a tCUP crypticconstitutive promoter, a Rsyn7 promoter, a pathogen-inducible promoter,a maize In2-2 promoter, a tobacco PR-1a promoter, aglucocorticoid-inducible promoter, an estrogen-inducible promoter, atetracycline-inducible promoter, a tetracycline-repressible promoter, aT3 promoter, a T7 promoter, and a SP6 promoter. Those of skill in theart are familiar with a wide variety of additional promoters for use invarious cell types. In some embodiments, the promoter includes a plantpromoter. In some embodiments, the promoter includes a plant promoterinducible by a plant pathogen or chemical inducer. The promoter may be aseed-specific or fruit-specific promoter.

An upstream open reading frame (uORF) is an open reading frame (ORF)within the 5′ untranslated region (5′ UTR) of an mRNA. uORFs canregulate eukaryotic gene expression, such as through suppression oftranslation. Translation of the uORF may inhibit or increase downstreamexpression of the primary ORF (e.g., by translation suppression). As oneexample, a uORF can be a TBF1 uORF (e.g., Arabidopsis thaliana TBF1),such as uORF1 or uORF2. See, e.g., Pajerowska-Mukhtar et al. (2012)Curr. Biol. 22 (2): 103-112; Xu et al. (2017) Nature 545(7655):491-494;US 2018-0273965; U.S. Pat. No. 10,584,346; US 2015-0113685; U.S. Pat.No. 10,017,773; WO 2013/096567; US 2019-0352664; and WO 2018/144831,each of which is herein incorporated by reference in its entirety forall purposes.

“Salicylic acid-induced NPR1 condensates” (SINCs) are cytoplasmicorganelle-like structures that contain NPR1 protein and Cullin 3 RING E3ligase (CLR3) and are enriched in proteins that regulate death, redoxmetabolism, DNA damage response, and protein quality controlmachineries, including ubiquitination. SINC formation in wild-typeplants is dependent on NPR1 and salicylic acid. In the absence ofsalicylic acid, wild-type NPR1 does not induce formation of SINCs.However, in the presence or salicylic acid, wild-type NPR1 initiatesformation of condensates.

“Salicylic acid-independent NPR1 condensates” are NPR1 condensates thatare functionally similar to SINCs and form in the absence of salicylicacid. Formation of salicylic acid-independent NPR1 condensates isinduced by certain mutant npr1 proteins described herein in the absenceof salicylic acid.

An “intrinsically disordered region” (IDR) is a region of a protein thatdoes not have, or is not predicted to have, a fixed or orderedthree-dimensional structure in the absence of interaction partners. IDRscan be determined or predicted using methods known in the art. IDRs canbe predicted using algorithms such as, but not limited to, the IUPred2aalgorithm. IUPred2A can be used to predict disordered protein regionsusing the IUPred2 algorithm and optionally disordered binding regionsusing ANCHOR2. IUPred2 returns a score between 0 and 1 for each residuein an input protein (amino acid) sequence corresponding to theprobability that the given residue is part of a disordered region.IUPred2A is also capable of identifying protein regions that do or donot adopt a stable structure depending on the redox state of theirenvironment.

A “redox-sensitive intrinsically disordered region” (RDR) is an IDR thatis sensitive to oxidations. Redox-sensitivity can be determined orpredicted using methods known in the art. Redox-sensitivity can bepredicted using algorithms such as, but not limited to, IUPred2aalgorithm. RDRs can be determined or predicted using methods known inthe art. RDRs can be predicted using algorithms such as, but not limitedto, the IUPred2a algorithm. In some embodiments, an RDR contains one ormore cysteine residues. In some embodiments, an RDR region comprises astring of 5 or more contiguous amino acids wherein the differential IDRscore ((Redox minus)−(Redox plus)) determined for each amino acid isgreater than or equal to about 0.15. Redox minus and redox plus scorescan be determined using the IUPred2a algorithm. In some embodiments, anRDR region comprises a string of 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 19, 20, or more consecutive amino acids wherein thedifferential IDR score ((Redox minus)−(Redox plus)) each amino acid isgreater than or equal to about 0.15.

A “homolog” or “homologous” sequence (e.g., nucleic acid sequence)includes a sequence that is either identical or substantially similar toa known reference sequence, such that it is, for example, at least 50%,at least 55%, at least 60%, at least 65%, at least 70%, at least 75%, atleast 80%, at least 85%, at least 90%, at least 95%, at least 96%, atleast 97%, at least 98%, at least 99%, or 100% identity to the knownreference sequence. Sequence identity can be determined by aligningsequences using algorithms, such as BESTFIT, FASTA, and TFASTA in theWisconsin Genetics Software Package Release 7.0, Genetics ComputerGroup, 575 Science Dr., Madison, Wis.), using default gap parameters, orby inspection, and the best alignment (i.e., resulting in the highestpercentage of sequence similarity over a comparison window). Percentageof sequence identity is calculated by comparing two optimally alignedsequences over a window of comparison, determining the number ofpositions at which the identical residues occurs in both sequences toyield the number of matched positions, dividing the number of matchedpositions by the total number of matched and mismatched positions notcounting gaps in the window of comparison (i.e., the window size), andmultiplying the result by 100 to yield the percentage of sequenceidentity. Unless otherwise indicated the window of comparison betweentwo sequences is defined by the entire length of the shorter of the twosequences. Homologous sequences can include, for example, orthologs(orthologous sequences) and paralogs (paralogous sequences). Homologousgenes, for example, typically descend from a common ancestral DNAsequence, either through a speciation event (orthologous genes) or agenetic duplication event (paralogous genes). “Orthologous” genesinclude genes in different species that evolved from a common ancestralgene by speciation. Orthologs typically retain the same function in thecourse of evolution. “Paralogous” genes include genes related byduplication within a genome. Paralogs can evolve new functions in thecourse of evolution.

“NPR1” (non-expresser of pathogenesis related (PR) genes 1) is a plantgene that encodes the NPR1 protein. NPR1 is a positive regulator ofsystemic acquired resistance. NPR1 contains a Broad-Complex, Tramtrackand Bric a brac (BTB) domain, and three ankyrin-repeat domains.

Unless otherwise defined, all technical terms used herein have the samemeaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art towhich this disclosure belongs.

Treating plants with salicylic acid (SA) can protect them from celldeath induced by both biotic and abiotic stresses, such as a broadspectrum of pathogens, high and low temperature, oxidative stress, andDNA damage through the formation of NPR1 condensates. These SA-inducedNPR1 condensates (SINCs) contain many plant nucleotide-binding andleucine-rich repeat (NB-LRR) immune receptors and signaling components,such as EDS1 and PAD4, as well as components in the heat response, redoxregulation, DNA damage repair and protein homeostasis(ubiquitination/degradation) pathways. SINC formation serves as a sinkfor maintaining protein homeostasis during a diverse array of stressesand make plants more resistant. Since SINC formation is an intrinsicproperty of NPR1, it can be used as a target for engineering broadspectrum stress resistance in different organisms because many of theSINC proteins and the processes that they represent are highly conservedin evolution.

The present disclosure provides, is based, in part on the discovery bythe inventors that NPR1 promotes cell survival by targeting substratesfor ubiquitination and degradation through salicylic acid (SA)-drivenphase separation into cytoplasmic condensates. Further, the inventorsshow that NPR1 condensates are enriched in cell death regulatorsincluding nucleotide-binding leucine-rich repeat immune receptors, redoxmetabolism proteins, DNA damage repair and protein quality controlmachineries. Phase separation of NPR1 is required for recruitment of theCullin 3 RING E3 ligase complex to the condensates and NPR1 can promotecell survival by degrading EDS1 and specific WRKY transcription factorsrequired for ETI. The discovery of distinct functional groups ofproteins in the SA-induced NPR1 condensates, herein termed “SINCs”,suggests that NPR1 modulates survival by converging multiplestress-responsive processes in this quasi organelle.

As described above and further described below in the examples, inresponse to SA, wild-type NPR1 can be found in cytoplasmic condensates(SINCs) that correlate with decreased plant cell death and increasedplant tolerance to various stresses, including biotic and abioticstress. Described herein are variant NPR1 proteins (npr1 proteins) thatspontaneously or constitutively form cytoplasmic condensates (NPR1condensates), i.e., in the absence of SA. The described npr1 proteinsinduce formation of NPR1 condensates at greater frequency compared towild type NPR1 protein in the absence of SA. These salicylic acid(SA)-independent NPR1 condensates also correlate with decreased plantcell death and increased plant tolerance to various stresses, includingbiotic and abiotic stress. Expression of a npr1 protein in a plant cellor plant can be used to increase plant stress tolerance and reduce plantcell death in response to stress.

NPR1 Proteins

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises a NPR1 protein having oneor more mutations in at least one redox-sensitive intrinsicallydisordered region (RDR), wherein the one or more mutations result in thenpr1 protein forming salicylic acid-independent NPR1 condensates. Insome embodiments, the npr1 protein retains the cytoplasmic functions ofNPR1. In some embodiments, the npr1 protein retains the nuclearfunctions of NPR1. In some embodiments, the npr1 protein retains boththe cytoplasmic and nuclear functions of NPR1. Formation of salicylicacid-independent NPR1 condensates is readily determined using themethods described herein. NPR1 contains three RDRs (RDR1, RDR2, andRDR3). The three RDRs of the A. thaliana NPR1 are located at amino acids140-160, 368-404, and 510-539 (shown in boxes) of

SEQ ID NO: 1  (MDTTIPGFADSYE1SSTSFVATDNTDSSIVYLAAEQVLTGPDVSALQLLSNSFESVFDSPDDFYSDAKLVLSDGREVSFHRCVLSARSSFFKSA

ANICGKACMKLLDRCKEIIVKSNVDMVSLEKSLPEELVKEIIDRRKELGLEVPKVKKHVSNVHKALDSDDIELVKLLLKEDHTNLDDACALHFAVAYCNVKTATDLLKLDLAD

LAQRLFPTEAQAAMEIAEMKGTCEFIVTSLEPDRLTGTKRTSPGVKIAPFRILEEHQSR

ETLKKAFSEDNLELGNSSLTDSTSSTSKSTGGKRSNRKLSHRRR).The RDR regions of homologs and/or orthologs of A. thaliana NPR1 can beidentified using RDR predicting algorithms as is described for A.thaliana NPR1. Alternatively, RDR regions of homologs and/or orthologsof A. thaliana NPR1 can be identified by identifying the regions of theNPR1 homologs and/or orthologs corresponding to amino acids 140-160,368-404, and 510-539 of SEQ ID NO: 1. Suitable orthologs of A. thalianaNPR1 include, but are not limited to, the NPR1 of tobacco, tomato,grape, barley, rice, soybean, melon, corn, rapeseed, cabbage, broccoli,radish, and mustard. Orthologs of SEQ ID NO: 1 include, but are notlimited to: SEQ ID NOS: 2-12 and 30-34. The RDR2 region of A. thalianaNPR1 corresponds to amino acids 368-404 or SEQ ID NO: 1. Thecorresponding RDR2 regions of SEQ ID NOS. 2-12 and 30-34 are shown inTable 1. The corresponding RDR1 and RDR3 regions of SEQ ID NOS. 2-12 and30-34 can be similarly determined by homology alignment with SEQ ID NO:1.

TABLE 1 NPR1 RDR2 sequence alignment: NPR1 RDR2 sequence in Arabidopsisthaliana and orthologs. SEQ Plant RDR2 Sequence Alignment ID NO.Arabidopsis thaliana RTALMIAKQATMAVECNNIPEQCKHSLKGRLCVEILEQEDKR 13Nicotiana benthamiana RKALQIAKRLTRLVDFSKSPEEGKSASKDRLCIEILEQAERR 14Solanum Lycopersicon KKALQIAKRLTRLVDFTKSTEEGKSAPKDRLCIEILEQAERR 15Vitis vinifera RNALQIAKRLTRAVDYHKSTEEGKPSPKDQLCVEVLEQAERR 16Hordeum vulgare RKAVQIAKRLTKHGDYFGNTEEGKPSPNDKLCIEILEEAERR 17Medicago truncatula RKALQISKRCTKAVDYYKSTEEGKVSSNDRLCIEILEQAERR 18Nicotiana tabacum RKALQIAKRLTRLVDFSKSPEEGKSASNDRLCIEILEQAERR 19Oryza sativa RKAVQISKRLTKQGDYFGVTEEGKPSPKDRLCIEILEQAERR 20 Glycine maxRKALQISKRLTKAVDYYKSTEEGKVSCSDRLCIEILEQAERR 21 Populus trichocarpaRKALQISKRLTRAMDYHKSTEEGKASPKERLCIEILEQAERR 22 Cucumis meloRTAANICQRLTRPKDYHAKTEKGQETNKDRLCIDILEREMWR 23 Zea maysRKAVQISKRLTKHGDYFGPTEDGKPSPKDRLCIEVLEQAERR 24 Raphanus sativusRTALVIAKQVTKATECCIL ERGKLSAKGGVCVEILKEPDNK 25 Brassica napusRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCIL EKGKLAAKGGVCVEILKQPDNK 26 Brassica oleraceaRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCIL EKGKLAAKGGVCVEILKQPDNT 27 Brassica rapaRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCIL EKGKLAAKGGVCVEILKQPDNK 28 Brassica junceaRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCIL EKGKLAAKGGVCVEILKQPDNK 29

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an A. thaliana NPR1protein having one or more mutations in at least one redox-sensitiveintrinsically disordered region (RDR), wherein the one or more mutationsresult in the npr1 protein forming salicylic acid-independent NPR1condensates. In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an orthologof an A. thaliana NPR1 protein having one or more mutations in at leastone redox-sensitive intrinsically disordered region (RDR), wherein theone or more mutations result in the npr1 protein forming salicylicacid-independent NPR1 condensates. Overexpression of A. thaliana NPR1 orits orthologs has been shown to enhance resistance in a number ofhorticultural crop plants, including grape, carrot, tomato, apple,citrus, tobacco, and strawberry and in high-acreage agronomic crops suchas rice, wheat, soybean, peanut, and potato. See, e.g., Silva et al.(2018) Hortic. Res. 5:15, herein incorporated by reference in itsentirety for all purposes. The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, aNicotiana benthamiana NPR1, a Solanum lycopersicon NPR1, a Vitisvinifera NPR1, a Hordeum vulgare NPR1, a Medicago truncatula NPR1, aNicotiana tabacum NPR1, a Oryza sativa NPR1, a Glycine max NPR1, aPopulus trichocarpa NPR1, a Cucumis melo NPR1, a Zea mays NPR1, aRaphanus sativus NPR1, a Brassica napus NPR1, a Brassica oleracea NPR1,a Brassica rapa NPR1, a Brassica juncea NPR1. The ortholog can be, butis not limited to, a protein comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQID NO: 2-12 and 30-34.

In some embodiments, the one or more mutations in the at least one RDRreduce the redox-sensitivity of the RDR.

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises a NPR1 protein havingmutations of one or more cysteines in at least one RDR. The one or morecysteines can be located in a single RDR, 2 RDRs (e.g., RDR1 and RDR2,RDR2, and RDR3, or RDR1 and RDR3), 3 RDRs (e.g., RDR1, RDR1 and RDR3),or a combination thereof. In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprisesan A. thaliana NPR1 protein having mutations of one or more cysteines inat least one RDR. The one or more cysteines can be located in a singleRDR, 2 RDRs (e.g., RDR1 and RDR2, RDR2, and RDR3, or RDR1 and RDR3), 3RDRs (e.g., RDR1, RDR1 and RDR3), or a combination thereof. In someembodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an ortholog of an A. thaliana NPR1protein having mutations of one or more cysteines in at least one RDR.The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, a Nicotiana benthamianaNPR1, a Solanum lycopersicon NPR1, a Vitis vinifera NPR1, a Hordeumvulgare NPR1, a Medicago truncatula NPR1, a Nicotiana tabacum NPR1, aOryza sativa NPR1, a Glycine max NPR1, a Populus trichocarpa NPR1, aCucumis melo NPR1, a Zea mays NPR1, a Raphanus sativus NPR1, a Brassicanapus NPR1, a Brassica oleracea NPR1, a Brassica rapa NPR1, a Brassicajuncea NPR1. The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, a proteincomprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2-12 and 30-34. Thenpr1 protein can have a mutation of a single cysteine, 2 cysteines, 3cysteines, 4 cysteines, 5 cysteines, 6 cysteines, or 7 or morecysteines. The mutation can be a substitution, a deletion, or acombination thereof. The mutation at each position can independently bean alanine substitution, a glycine substitution, a serine substitution,a threonine substitution, or a deletion. In some embodiments, thesubstitution is an alanine.

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises a NPR1 protein havingmutations of one or more cysteines, wherein the cysteines are located ina region corresponding to residues 140-160, 368-404, and/or 510-539 ofSEQ ID NO: 1. In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an A.thaliana NPR1 protein having mutations of one or more cysteines, whereinthe cysteines are located in a region corresponding to residues 140-160,368-404, and/or 510-539 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In some embodiments, a npr1protein comprises an ortholog of an A. thaliana NPR1 protein havingmutations of one or more cysteines, wherein the cysteines are located ina region corresponding to residues 140-160, 368-404, and/or 510-539 ofSEQ ID NO: 1. The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, a Nicotianabenthamiana NPR1, a Solanum lycopersicon NPR1, a Vitis vinifera NPR1, aHordeum vulgare NPR1, a Medicago truncatula NPR1, a Nicotiana tabacumNPR1, a Oryza sativa NPR1, a Glycine max NPR1, a Populus trichocarpaNPR1, a Cucumis melo NPR1, a Zea mays NPR1, a Raphanus sativus NPR1, aBrassica napus NPR1, a Brassica oleracea NPR1, a Brassica rapa NPR1, aBrassica juncea NPR1. The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, aprotein comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2-12 and 30-34.The npr1 protein can have a mutation of a single cysteine, 2 cysteines,3 cysteines, 4 cysteines, 5 cysteines, 6 cysteines, or 7 or morecysteines. The mutation can be a substitution, a deletion, or acombination thereof. The mutation at each position can independently bean alanine substitution, a glycine substitution, a serine substitution,a threonine substitution, or a deletion. In some embodiments, thesubstitution is an alanine. The cysteine residues in an ortholog of A.thaliana NPR1 may not be in the exact same numerical positions as thecysteines in A. thaliana NPR1. For example, the cysteine residue atposition 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1 occurs at position 396 of the Zea maysortholog (SEQ ID NO: 12).

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises a NPR1 protein havingmutations of one or more cysteines, wherein the cysteines are located ina region corresponding to residues 368-404 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In someembodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an A. thaliana NPR1 protein havingmutations of one or more cysteines, wherein the cysteines are located ina region corresponding to residues 368-404 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In someembodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an ortholog of an A. thaliana NPR1protein having mutations of one or more cysteines, wherein the cysteinesare located in a region corresponding to residues 368-404 of SEQ IDNO: 1. The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, a Nicotianabenthamiana NPR1, a Solanum lycopersicon NPR1, a Vitis vinifera NPR1, aHordeum vulgare NPR1, a Medicago truncatula NPR1, a Nicotiana tabacumNPR1, a Oryza sativa NPR1, a Glycine max NPR1, a Populus trichocarpaNPR1, a Cucumis melo NPR1, a Zea mays NPR1, a Raphanus sativus NPR1, aBrassica napus NPR1, a Brassica oleracea NPR1, a Brassica rapa NPR1, aBrassica juncea NPR1. The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, aprotein comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2-12 and 30-34.The npr1 protein can have a mutation of a single cysteine, 2 cysteines,3 cysteines, 4 cysteines, 5 cysteines, 6 cysteines, or 7 or morecysteines. The mutation can be a substitution, a deletion, or acombination thereof. The mutation at each position can independently bean alanine substitution, a glycine substitution, a serine substitution,a threonine substitution, or a deletion. In some embodiments, thesubstitution is an alanine.

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises a NPR1 protein having amutation of a cysteine located at a position corresponding to residue394 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an A.thaliana NPR1 protein having a mutation of a cysteine at position 394 ofSEQ ID NO: 1. In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an orthologof an A. thaliana NPR1 protein having a mutation of a cysteine locatedat a position corresponding to residue 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1. The orthologcan be, but is not limited to, a Nicotiana benthamiana NPR1, a Solanumlycopersicon NPR1, a Vitis vinifera NPR1, a Hordeum vulgare NPR1, aMedicago truncatula NPR1, a Nicotiana tabacum NPR1, a Oryza sativa NPR1,a Glycine max NPR1, a Populus trichocarpa NPR1, a Cucumis melo NPR1, aZea mays NPR1, a Raphanus sativus NPR1, a Brassica napus NPR1, aBrassica oleracea NPR1, a Brassica rapa NPR1, a Brassica juncea NPR1.The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, a protein comprising theamino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2-12 and 30-34. The mutation can be asubstitution or a deletion. The substitution can be an alaninesubstitution, a glycine substitution, a serine substitution, or athreonine substitution. In some embodiments, the substitution is analanine. In some embodiments, the npr1 protein comprises the amino acidsequence of SEQ ID NO: 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146,147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, or 153.

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an A. thaliana NPR1protein having a mutation of a cysteine at position 378 of SEQ ID NO: 1,position 385 of SEQ ID NO: 1, position 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1, positions378 and 385 of SEQ ID NO: 1, positions 378 and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1,positions 385 and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1, or positions 378, 385, and 394 ofSEQ ID NO: 1. The mutations can be substitutions, deletions, or acombination thereof. The mutation at each position can independently bean alanine substitution, a glycine substitution, a serine substitution,a threonine substitution, or a deletion. In some embodiments, thesubstitution is an alanine. In some embodiments, the npr1 proteincomprises the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 134.

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises a NPR1 protein havingmutations of one or more cysteines, wherein the cysteines are located ina region corresponding to residues 140-160 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In someembodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an A. thaliana NPR1 protein havingmutations of one or more cysteines, wherein the cysteines are located ina region corresponding to residues 140-160 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In someembodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an ortholog of an A. thaliana NPR1protein having mutations of one or more cysteines, wherein the cysteinesare located in a region corresponding to residues 140-160 of SEQ IDNO: 1. The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, a Nicotianabenthamiana NPR1, a Solanum lycopersicon NPR1, a Vitis vinifera NPR1, aHordeum vulgare NPR1, a Medicago truncatula NPR1, a Nicotiana tabacumNPR1, a Oryza sativa NPR1, a Glycine max NPR1, a Populus trichocarpaNPR1, a Cucumis melo NPR1, a Zea mays NPR1, a Raphanus sativus NPR1, aBrassica napus NPR1, a Brassica oleracea NPR1, a Brassica rapa NPR1, aBrassica juncea NPR1. The ortholog can be, but is not limited to, aprotein comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2-12 and 30-34.The mutation can be a substitution, a deletion, or a combinationthereof. The mutation at each position can independently be an alaninesubstitution, a glycine substitution, a serine substitution, a threoninesubstitution, or a deletion. In some embodiments, the substitution is analanine.

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises an A. thaliana NPR1protein having a mutation of a cysteine at one or more of positions 150,155, 156, and 160 of SEQ ID NO: 1. In some embodiments, a npr1 proteincomprises an A. thaliana NPR1 protein having a mutation of a cysteine atposition 150 of SEQ ID NO: 1; position 155 of SEQ ID NO: 1; position 156of SEQ ID NO: 1; position 160 of SEQ ID NO: 1; positions 150 and 155 ofSEQ ID NO: 1; positions 150 and 156 of SEQ ID NO: 1; positions 150 and160 of SEQ ID NO: 1; positions 155 and 156 of SEQ ID NO: 1; positions155 and 160 of SEQ ID NO: 1; positions 156 and 160 of SEQ ID NO: 1;positions 150, 155, and 156 of SEQ ID NO: 1; positions 150, 156, and 160of SEQ ID NO: 1; positions 150, 155, and 156 of SEQ ID NO: 1; positions155, 156, and 160 of SEQ ID NO: 1; or positions 150, 155, 156, and 160of SEQ ID NO: 1. The mutation can be a substitution, a deletion, or acombination thereof. The mutation at each position can independently bean alanine substitution, a glycine substitution, a serine substitution,a threonine substitution, or a deletion. In some embodiments, thesubstitution is an alanine. In some embodiments, the npr1 proteincomprises the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 134.

In some embodiments, a npr1 protein comprises a npr1 ACTD protein, a BTBdomain npr1 protein, or a npr1 sim3 protein. A ACTD npr1 comprises aNPR1 protein having a deletion of amino acids corresponding to aminoacids 1-364 of SEQ ID NO: 1 or an ortholog thereof. A BTB npr1 proteinconsists the BTB domain of NPR1 corresponding to amino acids 65-144 ofSEQ ID NO: 1 or an ortholog thereof. A npr1sim3 protein comprises aSUMOylation-deficient mutant of NPR1.

In some embodiments, the npr1 protein has increased interaction withCUL3 compared to wild-type NPR1 in the absence of salicylic acid whenmeasured under the same conditions. In some embodiments, the npr1protein has increased interaction with CUL3 compared to wild-type NPR1at lower concentrations of salicylic acid when measured under the sameconditions Interaction may be determined using methods known in the art,including, but not limited to, co-immunoprecipitation, yeast two-hybridassay, and BiFC assay.

Nucleic Acids

Any of the described npr1 proteins that form salicylic acid-independentNPR1 condensates can be expressed in a plant or plant cell byintroducing into the plant or plant cell or a progenitor plant or plantcell, a nucleic acid encoding the npr1 protein. Nucleic acids encodingthe described npr1 proteins (npr1 genes) are readily made using methodsknown in the art. Nucleic acid sequences encoding A. thaliana NPR1 (SEQID NO: 1) and its orthologs, such as SEQ ID NOS: 2-12 and 30-34, areknown in the art. Modification (mutation) of a nucleic acid sequenceencoding a NPR1 gene to form a nucleic acid encoding a described npr1protein can be done using methods known in the art for site directedmutagenesis of a nucleic acid.

A npr1 gene encoding a npr1 protein that forms salicylicacid-independent NPR1 condensates can be a nucleic acid encoding: (a) aprotein comprising the amino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160or an ortholog thereof; or (b) a protein having at least 70%, at least75%, at least 80%, at least 85%, at least 90%, at least 95%, at least96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, or at least 99% identity to a proteincomprising the amino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160,wherein the protein retains salicylic acid-independent NPR1 condensateformation function.

A npr1 gene encoding any of the described npr1 proteins can be operablylinked to one or more expression control elements (e.g., one or moreheterologous expression control elements). The expression controlelements can comprise a promoter (e.g., a heterologous promoter), one ormore upstream open reading frames (uORFs) (e.g., one or moreheterologous uORFs), or a promoter and one or more uORFs. In a specificexample, a npr1 gene can be operably linked to a TBF1 promoter (e.g.,Arabidopsis TBF1 promoter) and one or more TBF1 uORFs (e.g., ArabidopsisTBF1 uORF1 and/or uORF2).

The promoter can be, but is not limited to, a constitutive promoter, aninducible promoter, a temporally-regulated promoter, a developmentallyregulated promoter, a chemically regulated promoter, a tissue-preferredpromoter, a tissue-specific promoter, a TBF1 promoter, a 35S promoter, aubiquitin promoter, a tCUP cryptic constitutive promoter, a Rsyn7promoter, a pathogen-inducible promoter, a maize In2-2 promoter, atobacco PR-1a promoter, a glucocorticoid-inducible promoter, anestrogen-inducible promoter, a tetracycline-inducible promoter, atetracycline-repressible promoter, a T3 promoter, a T7 promoter, or aSP6 promoter. In a specific example, the promoter is a TBF1 promoter,such as an Arabidopsis TBF1 promoter. See, e.g., Pajerowska-Mukhtar etal. (2012) Curr. Biol. 22(2):103-112; Xu et al. (2017) Nature545(7655):491-494; US 2018-0273965; U.S. Pat. No. 10,584,346; US2015-0113685; U.S. Pat. No. 10,017,773; WO 2013/096567; US 2019-0352664;and WO 2018/144831, each of which is herein incorporated by reference inits entirety for all purposes. TBF1 is an important transcription factorfor the growth-to-defense switch upon immune induction. In one example,the promoter can comprise the sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 167. Inanother example, the promoter can comprise the sequence set forth in SEQID NO: 168.

The upstream uORF can comprise one or more TBF1 gene uORFs. See, e.g.,Pajerowska-Mukhtar et al. (2012) Curr. Biol. 22(2):103-112; Xu et al.(2017) Nature 545(7655):491-494; US 2018-0273965; U.S. Pat. No.10,584,346; US 2015-0113685; U.S. Pat. No. 10,017,773; WO 2013/096567;US 2019-0352664; and WO 2018/144831, each of which is hereinincorporated by reference in its entirety for all purposes. The TBF1uORFs can comprise, for example, Arabidopsis TBF1 uORFs, such as uORF1(SEQ ID NO: 162, or encoding SEQ ID NO: 164) and uORF2 (SEQ ID NO: 163,or encoding SEQ ID NO: 165). In one example, the uORFs can compriseuORF1 (SEQ ID NO: 162 or encoding SEQ ID NO: 164), uORF2 (SEQ ID NO: 163or encoding SEQ ID NO: 165), or both uORF1 and uORF2. In a specificexample, the npr1 gene can be operably linked to a regulatory sequence(e.g., 5′ regulatory sequence) comprising SEQ ID NO: 166, which includesboth uORF1 and uORF2. In another specific example, the npr1 gene can beoperably linked to a regulatory sequence (e.g., 5′ regulatory sequence)comprising SEQ ID NO: 168, which includes a TBF1 promoter, uORF1, anduORF2.

A nucleic acid encoding a npr1 protein may be introduced into a plant orplant cell using a number of methods known in the art, including but notlimited to electroporation, DNA bombardment or biolistic approaches,lipofection, nucleofection, microinjection, via the use of variousDNA-based vectors such as Agrobacterium tumefaciens and Agrobacteriumrhizogenes vectors, and CRISPR or CRISPR/Cas9. Once a plant cell hasbeen successfully transformed, it may be cultivated to regenerate atransgenic plant. Delivery can be to cells (e.g., in vitro or ex vivoadministration) or target tissues (e.g., in vivo administration).

In some embodiments, Agrobacterium tumefaciens is used to generate atransgenic plant. There are numerous vectors designed for Agrobacteriumtransformation. For stable transformation, Agrobacterium systems canutilize “binary” vectors that permit plasmid manipulation in both E.coli and Agrobacterium, and typically contain one or more selectablemarkers to recover transformed plants. Binary vectors for use inAgrobacterium transformation systems typically comprise the borders ofT-DNA, multiple cloning sites, replication functions for Escherichiacoli and A. tumefaciens, and selectable marker and reporter genes.Agrobacterium-mediated transformation of a large number of plants areextensively described in the literature (see, for example, AgrobacteriumProtocols, Wan, ed., Humana Press, 2^(nd) edition, 2006). Variousmethods for introducing DNA into Agrobacteria are known, includingelectroporation, freeze/thaw methods, and triparental mating.

Methods of producing a plant that expresses a npr1 protein as describedherein or genetically modifying a plant to express a npr1 protein asdescribed herein using a CRISPR/Cas system are described. Stressresistant plants created using a CRISPR/Cas system and nucleic acids forproducing a stress resistant plant using a CRISPR/Cas system are alsodescribed.

A CRISPR system can comprise an RNA-guided DNA endonuclease enzyme and aguide RNA. The RNA-guided DNA endonuclease enzyme can be, but is notlimited to, a Cas9 protein. A CRISPR system can comprise one or morenucleic acids encoding an RNA-guided DNA endonuclease enzyme (such as,but not limited to a Cas9 protein) and a guide RNA. A guide RNA cancomprise a CRISPR RNA (crRNA) and a trans-activating CRISPR RNA(tracrRNA), either as separate molecules or a single chimeric guide RNA(sgRNA). The guide RNA contains a guide sequence having complementarityto a sequence in the target gene genomic region. The Cas protein can beintroduced into the plant in the form of a protein or a nucleic acid(DNA or RNA) encoding the Cas protein (e.g., operably linked to apromoter expressible in the plant). The guide RNA can be introduced intothe plant in the form of RNA or a DNA encoding the guide RNA (e.g.,operably linked to a promoter expressible in the plant). In someembodiments, the CRISPR system can be delivered to a plant or plant cellvia a bacterium. The bacterium can be, but is not limited to,Agrobacterium tumefaciens.

The CRISPR system is designed to target insertion of a nucleic acidencoding a npr1 protein into the plant genome. The CRIPSR system can bedesigned to target insertion of the nucleic acid encoding a npr1 proteininto the NPR1 locus. The CRISPR/Cas system can be, but is not limitedto, a CRISPR class 1 system, CRISPR class 2 system, CRISPR/Cas system, aCRISPR/Cas9 system, a CRISPR/zCas9 system or CRISPR/Cas3 system.

To transgenic plants may be used to generate subsequent generations(e.g., T₁, T₂, etc.) by selfing of primary or secondary transformants,or by sexual crossing of primary or secondary transformants with otherplants (transformed or untransformed).

Plant Cells and Plants

Plant cells including or expressing any of the npr1 proteins describedherein are provided. The plants cells have increased stress tolerance,increased cell survival (decreased cell death) against biotic and/orabiotic stress, and/or increased cell survival against plant immuneresponse, relative to a similar plant cell not expressing the nrp1protein. The plant cell can be a monocot plant cell or a dicot plantcell. The plant cell can be, but is not limited to, a food crop plantcell, a biofuel plant cell, a corn plant cell, a legume plant cell, abean plant cell, a rice plant cell, a soybean plant cell, a cotton plantcell, a sugarcane plant cell, a tobacco plant cell, a palm oil plantcell, a date palm cell, a wheat cell, a vegetable plant cell, a squashplant cell, a Solanaceae plant cell, a tomato cell, a banana plant cell,a potato plant cell, a pepper plant cell, a moss plant cell, a parsleyplant cell, a sunflower plant cell, a mustard plant cell, a sorghumplant cell, a millet plant cell, a citrus plant cell, an apple plantcell, a strawberry plant cell, a rapeseed plant cell, a cabbage plantcell, a cassava plant cell, a coffee plant cell, a sweet potato plantcell, a jatropha plant cell, or a switchgrass plant cell. The npr1 genecan be integrated into the genome of the plant cell. The npr1 gene canbe integrated into the genome of the plant cell at the NPR1 locus or aheterologous locus.

A plant cell can contain a npr1 gene encoding: (a) a protein comprisingthe amino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160 or an orthologthereof; or (b) a protein having at least 70%, at least 75%, at least80%, at least 85%, at least 90%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least97%, at least 98%, or at least 99% identity to a protein comprising theamino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160, wherein the proteinretains salicylic acid-independent NPR1 condensate formation function.

In some embodiments, the plant cells expresses a wild-type NPR1 gene. Insome embodiments, the plant cell does not express a wild-type NPR1 gene.For example, in some embodiments, the plant cell is npr1-null.

Plants including or expressing any of the npr1 proteins described hereinare provided. The plant can be a monocot plant or a dicot plant. Theplants have increased stress tolerance, increased cell survival(decreased cell death) against biotic and/or abiotic stress, and/orincreased cell survival against plant immune response, relative to asimilar plant not expressing the nrp1 protein. The plant can be, but isnot limited to, a food crop plant, a biofuel plant, a corn plant, alegume plant, a bean plant, a rice plant, a soybean plant, a cottonplant, a sugarcane plant, a tobacco plant, a palm oil plant, a datepalm, a wheat, a vegetable plant, a squash plant, a Solanaceae plant, atomato, a banana plant, a potato plant, a pepper plant, a moss plant, aparsley plant, a sunflower plant, a mustard plant, a sorghum plant, amillet plant, a citrus plant, an apple plant, a strawberry plant, arapeseed plant, a cabbage plant, a cassava plant, a coffee plant, asweet potato plant, a jatropha plant, or a switchgrass plant. The npr1gene can be integrated into the genome of the plant. The npr1 gene canbe integrated into the genome of the plant at the NPR1 locus or aheterologous locus.

A plant can contain a npr1 gene encoding: (a) a protein comprising theamino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160 or an orthologthereof; or (b) a protein having at least 70%, at least 75%, at least80%, at least 85%, at least 90%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least97%, at least 98%, or at least 99% identity to a protein comprising theamino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160, wherein the proteinretains salicylic acid-independent NPR1 condensate formation function.

In some embodiments, the plant expresses a wild-type NPR1 gene. In someembodiments, the plant does not express a wild-type NPR1 gene. Forexample, in some embodiments, the plant is npr1-null.

Methods

Described are methods of increasing stress tolerance, increasing cellsurvival (decreasing cell death) against biotic and/or abiotic stress,and/or increasing cell survival against plant immune response in a plantor plant cell comprising expressing in the plant or plant cell a npr1protein that forms salicylic acid-independent NPR1 condensates. The npr1protein can be any of the npr1 proteins described herein. The methodscomprise introducing into the plant, the plant cell, or a progenitor ofthe plant or plant cell, a nucleic acid encoding any of the describednpr1 proteins such that the nucleic acid is expressed in the plant orplant cell. In some embodiments, the nucleic acid is operatively linkedto one or more expression control elements that are functional in theplant or plant cell. In some embodiments, the nucleic acid isoperatively linked to a promoter, or a promoter and one or more uORFs.In some embodiments, the nucleic acid comprises a npr1 gene encoding:(a) a protein comprising the amino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS:134-160 or an ortholog thereof; (b) a protein having at least 70%, atleast 75%, at least 80%, at least 85%, at least 90%, at least 95%, atleast 96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, or at least 99% identity to aprotein comprising the amino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS:134-160, wherein the protein retains salicylic acid-independent NPR1condensate formation function; (c) a npr1 ΔCTD protein; (d) a BTB domainnpr1 protein, or (e) a npr1sim3 protein. Expression of the npr1 proteinin the plant or plant cell results in the plant or plant cell havingincreased stress tolerance, increased cell survival (decreased celldeath) against biotic and/or abiotic stress, and/or increased cellsurvival against plant immune response relative to a similar plant orplant cell that does not express the npr1 protein. A biotic stress canbe, but is not limited to, a viral or bacterial infection. An abioticstress can be, but is not limited to, high temperature (heat shock)stress, low temperature (cold shock) stress, oxidative stress, or DNAdamage.

In some embodiments, increasing stress tolerance comprises one or moreof: decreasing programmed cell death, decreasing effector-triggeredimmunity (ETI)-induced cell death, increasing formation of NPR1condensates, and degrading EDS1 and specific WRKY transcription factorsrequired for pathogen ETI.

The plant, plant cell, or progenitor of the plant or plant cell can be,but is not limited to, a monocot or a dicot. The plant, plant cell, orprogenitor of the plant or plant cell can be, but is not limited to, afood crop plant, a biofuel plant, a corn plant, a legume plant, a beanplant, a rice plant, a soybean plant, a cotton plant, a sugarcane plant,a tobacco plant, a palm oil plant, a date palm, a wheat, a vegetableplant, a squash plant, a Solanaceae plant, a tomato, a banana plant, apotato plant, a pepper plant, a moss plant, a parsley plant, a sunflowerplant, a mustard plant, a sorghum plant, a millet plant, a citrus plant,an apple plant, a strawberry plant, a rapeseed plant, a cabbage plant, acassava plant, a coffee plant, a sweet potato plant, a jatropha plant,or a switchgrass plant, or a cell derived from any of these plants. Thenpr1 gene can be integrated into the genome of the plant or plant cell.The npr1 gene can be integrated into the genome of the plant or plantcell at the NPR1 locus or a heterologous locus.

The nucleic acid encoding the npr1 protein can be introduced into aplant, plant cell, or progenitor of the plant or plant cell thatexpresses a wild-type NPR1 gene. Alternatively, the nucleic acidencoding the npr1 protein can be introduced into a plant, plant cell, orprogenitor of the plant or plant cell that does not express a wild-typeNPR1 gene (e.g., a npr1-null plant, plant cell, or progenitor of theplant or plant cell). The nucleic acid encoding the npr1 protein can beintroduced into a plant, or progenitor of the plant having one genotypeand introgressed into a plant having a different genotype.“Introgression” of a gene or locus means introduction of the gene orlocus from a donor plant comprising the gene or locus into a recipientplant by standard breeding techniques. Selection of can be donephenotypically or selection can be done with the use of genetic markersthrough marker-assisted breeding, or combinations of these. The processof introgressing is often referred to as “backcrossing” when the processis repeated two or more times. In introgressing or backcrossing, the“donor” parent refers to the parental plant with the desired gene orlocus to be introgressed. The “recipient” parent refers to the parentalplant into which the gene or locus is being introgressed. Selection isstarted in the F1 or any further generation from a cross between therecipient plant and the donor plant.

In some embodiments, producing a plant having increased stresstolerance, increased cell survival (decreased cell death) against bioticand/or abiotic stress, and/or increased cell survival against plantimmune response comprises crossing a first plant expressing any of thedescribed npr1 proteins with a second plant to produce at least a firstprogeny plant, and selecting one or more progeny plants that express thenpr1 protein any or have increased stress tolerance, increased cellsurvival (decreased cell death) against biotic and/or abiotic stress,and/or increased cell survival against plant immune response compared toa control plant that doesn't express the npr1 protein.

Also described are methods of improving plant growth under conditions ofstress, the methods comprising introducing into one or more plants anucleic acid encoding any of the described npr1 proteins such that thenpr1 protein is expressed in the plant, subjecting the one or moreplants to stress; and selecting a plant having improved plant growthunder the stress when compared to a plant that lacks the nucleic acidencoding the npr1 protein.

Another aspect of the present disclosure provides all that is describedand illustrated herein.

The following Examples and attached Appendices are provided by way ofillustration and not by way of limitation.

Brief Description of the Sequences

The nucleotide and amino acid sequences listed in the accompanyingsequence listing are shown using standard letter abbreviations fornucleotide bases, and three-letter code for amino acids. The nucleotidesequences follow the standard convention of beginning at the 5′ end ofthe sequence and proceeding forward (i.e., from left to right in eachline) to the 3′ end. Only one strand of each nucleotide sequence isshown, but the complementary strand is understood to be included by anyreference to the displayed strand. When a nucleotide sequence encodingan amino acid sequence is provided, it is understood that codondegenerate variants thereof that encode the same amino acid sequence arealso provided. The amino acid sequences follow the standard conventionof beginning at the amino terminus of the sequence and proceedingforward (i.e., from left to right in each line) to the carboxy terminus.

TABLE 2 Description of Sequences. SEQ ID NO Type Description   1 ProteinArabidopsis thaliana npr1 proteinMDTTIDGFADSYEISSTSFVATDNTDSSIVYLAAEQVLTGPDVSALQLLSNSFESVFDSPDDFYSDAKLVLSDGREVSFHRCVLSARSSFFKSALAAAKKEKDSNNTAAVKLELKEIAKDYEVGFDSVVTVLAYVYSSRVRPPPKGVSECADENCCHVACRPAVDFMLEVLYLAFIFKIPELITLYQRHLLDVVDKVVIEDTLVILKLANICGKACMKLLDRCKEIIVKSNVDMVSLEKSLPEELVKEIIDRRKELGLEVPKVKKHVSNVHKALDSDDIELVKLLLKEDHTNLDDACALHFAVAYCNVKTATDLLKLDLADVNHRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPQLILSLLEKGASASEATLEGRTALMIAKQATMAVECNNIPEQCKHSLKGRLCVEILEQEDKREQIPRDVPPSFAVAADELKMTLLDLENRVALAQRLFPTEAQAAMEIAEMKGTCEFIVTSLEPDRLTGTKRTSPGVKIAPFRILEEHQSRLKALSKTVELGKRFFPRCSAVLDQIMNCEDLTQLACGEDDTAEKRLQKKQRYMEIQETLKKAFSEDNLELGNSSLTDSTSSTSKSTGGKRSNRKLSHRRR   2 ProteinNicotiana benthamiana npr1 proteinMDNSGTAFSDSNDISGSSSICCIGGGMTESFSPETSPAEITSLKRLSETLESIFDAASPEFDYFADAKLVIPGAGKEIPVHRCILSARSPFFKNLFCGKKEKNSNKVELKEIMKEYEVSYDGVVSVLAYLYSGKIRPSPKDVCVCVDNDCSHVACRPAVAFLAEVLYTSFTFQISELVDKFQRHLLDILDKIAADDVMVVLSVANICGKACERLLSSCIEIIVKSNVDIITLDKALPHDIVKQITDSRAELGLQGPESNGFPDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELLQMLLREGHTTLDDAFALHYAVAYCDAKTTAELLDLALAEINHQNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGARPSDLTSDGRKALQIAKRLTRLVDFSKSPEEGKSASKDRLCIEILEQAERRDPLLGEASVSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSEFPLASINKKMVNAQRTTVDLNEVPFKIKEEHLNRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSEIAYMGNDTAEERQLKKQRYMELQEILSKAFTEDKEEFDMTNNISSSCSSTSKGVDKPNKLPFRK   3 ProteinSolanum lycopersicon npr1 proteinMDSRTAFSDSNDISGSSSICCMNESETSLADVNSLKRLSETLESIFDASAPDFDFFADAKLLAPGGKEIPVHRCILSARSPFFKNVFCGKDSNTKLELKELMKEYEVSFDAVVSVLAYLYSGKVRPASKDVCVCVDNECLHVACRPAVAFMVQVLYASFTFQISQLVDKFQRHLLDILDKAVADDVMMVLSVANICGKACERLLSRCIDIIVKSNVDIITLDKSLPHDIVKQITDSRAELGLQGPESNGFPDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELLRMLLKEGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAYCDAKTTAELLDLSLADVNHQNPRGHTVLHVAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGARPSDLTSDGKKALQIAKRLTRLVDFTKSTEEGKSAPKDRLCIEILEQAERRDPLLGEASLSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSELPLASMRKKIADAQRTTVDLNEAPFKMKEEHLNRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSEIAYMGNDTVEERQLKKQRYMELQEILSKAFTEDKEEFAKTNMSSSCSSTSKGVDKPNNLPFRK   4 ProteinVitis vinifera npr1 proteinMDYRAALSDSNDFSGSSSICCIAATTESLSSEVSPPDISALRRLSENLESVFESPEFDFFTDARIVVAGGREVPVHRCILAARSVFFKAVLAGARKEKEAKFELKDLAKEFDVGYDSLVAVLGYLYSGRVGALPKGVCACVDDDCPHSACRPAVDFMVEVLYASFAFQISELVGLYQRRLMDILDKVASDDILVILSVANLCGKACDRLLARCIDIIIKSDVDVVTLERALPQEMVKQIVDSRLELGFEEPESTNFPDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELVRMLLKEGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAFGDAKTTTELLDLGLADVNHKNHRGYTVLHIAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGARPTDITPDGRNALQIAKRLTRAVDYHKSTEEGKPSPKDQLCVEVLEQAERRDPLIGEASFSLAIAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSEFTLTAIRPRNLADAQRTTVDLNEAPFRIKEEHLNRLRALSKTVDLGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSDLAYLGNGTTEERLLKKRRYKELQDQLCKAFNEDKEENDKSRISSSSSSTSLGFGRNNSRLSCKK   5 ProteinHordeum vulgare npr1 proteinMEAPSSHVTTSFSDCDSVSMEDAAPDADVEALRRLSDNLAAAFRSPDDFAFLADARFAVPGAPDLCVHRCVLSARSPFLRALFKRRAAAAGSAGGAEGDRVELRELLGGEVEVGYEALRLVLDYLYSGRVCDLPKTACACVDEGGCAHVGCHPAVSFMAQVLFAASTFQVGELASLFQRHLLDLLDKVEADNLPLVLSVANLCNKSCVKLFERCLERVVRSDLDMITLDKALPLDVIKQIIDSRITLGLASPEDNGFPNKHVRRILSALDSDDVELVRLLLKEGQTNLDDAFALHYAVEHCDSKITTELLDIALADVNLRNPRGYTVLHIAARRRDPKIVVSLLTKGARPSDFTFDGRKAVQIAKRLTKHGDYFGNTEEGKPSPNDKLCIEILEEAERRDPQLGEASVSLALAGDCLRGKLLYLENRVALARIMFPIEARVAMDIAQVDGTLEFTLGSCTNPPPEITTVDLNDTPFKMKDEHLARMRALSKTVELGKRFFPRCSNVLDKIMDDEPELASLGRDASSERKRRFHDLHDTLLKAFSEDKEEFARSATLSASSSSTPTVARNLTGRPRR   6 ProteinMedicago truncatula npr1 proteinMMYLRSGFSEYSNEISNNTSSELCCTTAPNSTITASQDVITFTQPLNRLSDNLASILDDTGFDFFSDAKIIAKDGREVSVHRCILSARSSFFKDVFKGKKETTLQLKEVAKDYDVGFDALNVVLRYLYSERVEDHHLSAKDVCVCVDDDCLHFGCWPVVDFMLQLLYASFTFQISELLALYQDHLLDILDKMAIDDMLVVLSIANICGKTCDKLLKRCTDIIVESNVDITTLEKSLPQSIVKLVTYKRKQLGLDMYETVNLLDKHVTRIHRALDSDDVELVRLLLKEGHTTLDEAHALHYAVAYCDVKTTTELLDLGLADVNHKNLRGYSVLHVAAKRKEPKIIVSLLTKGAQPSELTMDGRKALQISKRCTKAVDYYKSTEEGKVSSNDRLCIEILEQAERREPLHGEASLSLAKAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVVMDITPIDGTSEFTPNLGGYQRTTMDLNEAPFKIKEEHLIRMKALSRAVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSQLACMGHDSPEDRQVKRRRYAELQEVLNKVFHEDKEEFDKSGMSSSSSSTSIGMPRANNSMIAMNH   7 ProteinNicotiana tabacum npr1 proteinMDNSRTAFSDSNDISGSSSICCIGGGMTEFFSPETSPAEITSLKRLSETLESIFDASLPEFDYFADAKLVVSGPCKEIPVHRCILSARSPFFKNLFCGKKEKNSSKVELKEVMKEHEVSYDAVMSVLAYLYSGKVRPSPKDVCVCVDNDCSHVACRPAVAFLVEVLYTSFTFQISELVDKFQRHLLDILDKTAADDVMMVLSVANICGKACERLLSSCIEIIVKSNVDIITLDKALPHDIVKQITDSRAELGLQGPESNGFPDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELLQMLLREGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAYCDAKTTAELLDLALADINHQNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPKIVVSLLTKGARPSDLTSDGRKALQIAKRLTRLVDFSKSPEEGKSASNDRLCIEILEQAERRDPLLGEASVSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSEFPLASIGKKMANAQRTTVDLNEAPFKIKEEHLNRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSEIAYMGNDTAEERQLKKQRYMELQEILTKAFTEDKEEYDKTNNISSSCSSTSKGVDKPNKLPFRK   8 ProteinOryza sativa npr1 proteinMEPPTSHVTNAFSDSDSASVEEGGADADADVEALRRLSDNLAAAFRSPEDFAFLADARIAVPGGGGGGGDLLVHRCVLSARSPFLRGVFARRAAAAAGGGGEDGGERLELRELLGGGGEEVEVGYEALRLVLDYLYSGRVGDLPKAACLCVDEDCAHVGCHPAVAFMAQVLFAASTFQVAELTNLFQRRLLDVLDKVEVDNLLLILSVANLCNKSCMKLLERCLDMVVRSNLDMITLEKSLPPDVIKQIIDARLSLGLISPENKGFPNKHVRRIHRALDSDDVELVRMLLTEGQTNLDDAFALHYAVEHCDSKITTELLDLALADVNHRNPRGYTVLHIAARRREPKIIVSLLTKGARPADVTFDGRKAVQISKRLTKQGDYFGVTEEGKPSPKDRLCIEILEQAERRDPQLGEASVSLAMAGESLRGRLLYLENRVALARIMFPMEARVAMDIAQVDGTLEFNLGSGANPPPERQRTTVDLNESPFIMKEEHLARMTALSKTVELGKRFFPRCSNVLDKIMDDETDPVSLGRDTSAEKRKRFHDLQDVLQKAFHEDKEENDRSGLSSSSSSTSIGAIRPRR   9 ProteinGlycine max npr1 proteinMNFRSGSSDSKDASNSSTGEAYLSGVSDVITPLRRLSEQLGSILDGGGVDFFSDAKIVAGDGREVAVNRCILAARSGFFKHVFAGGGGCVLRLKEVAKDYNVGLEALGIVLAYLYSGRVKPLPQGGVCVCVDDVCSHFGCRPAIDFLLQLLYASSTFQLNELIALXQGHLLDILEKVAIDDILVVLSVANICGIVCERLLARCTEMILKSDADITTLEKALPQHLVKQITDKRIELDLYMPENFNFPDKHVNRIHRALDSDDVELVRLLLKEGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAYCDVKTTTELLDLGLADVNHKNYRGYSVLHVAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGAQPSDLTLDGRKALQISKRLTKAVDYYKSTEEGKVSCSDRLCIEILEQAERREPLLGEASLSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKVLFPMEAKVIMDISQIDGTSEFPSTDMYCPNISDHQRTTVDLNDAPFRMKEEHLVRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLTQLTCMGDDSPEDRLRKRRRYVELQEVLNKVFNEDKEEFDRSAMSSSSSSTSIGVVRPNANLAMKN  10 ProteinPopulus trichocarpa npr1 proteinMDNRIGFSDSNEISNGSSTCCIETPSTSKPFTNPEIVALQQLSGNLEAIFDSQDFDYFADAKITSSNYNREVPVHRCILSARSPFFKSVFSSPVAKDRSGVAKFELKELAKDYDVGFDSLMTVLGYLYCGKVRPWPKDVCACVDDDCSHIACRPAVDLLTEVLYASFTFQVNELVALYQRHLLDILDKVSTDDILVILAVANICGEACERLLTRCVEIIVKSNVDIVTLDKALPQYIVKKIMDSRLELGLNVPENSNLLDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELVRMLLKEAHTNLDDAHALHYAVSYCDAKTTTEILDLGLADVNCRNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKDPKIIVSLLTKGARLSDLTLDGRKALQISKRLTRAMDYHKSTEEGKASPKERLCIEILEQAERRDPLLGEASLSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSEFPLAGIRPSILSGAQRGAVDLNEAPFRMHEEHLNRMRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSDVLNKIMDADDLSQIAYLGNETSEERLVKRQRHLELQDALSKAFNEDKQEFDRSVISSSSSTKSIGTARSNGKLIDMGGGH  11 ProteinCucumis melo npr1 proteinMADSHEPSSSLSFTSSSYTNGSQSCNMSPSSISDPMPSLEVISLNKLSSNLAQLLIHDGCDYTDADIVVEGVPVGIHRCILAVRSRFFHYLFQKDEKPAMKDGKPQYHMNELLPYGKVGHEAFLILLSYLYSGKLNSSPANVSTCVDNSCAHDACGPAIDFAVQLTYASSIFQIPELVSLFQRHLLNYVVKALVENVIQILVVAFHCQLSPLVTQCIDRIARSDLDCASLEKGLPYEVAERIKLVRLKSRGGDEQNLVADSPRDKKIKKICLALDSDDVELMKLLLSESDVTLDEANALHYAAAYCDPKSLTEVLNLNIADVNLRNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKDPSVIMSLLNKGAWAFDLTPDGRTAANICQRLTRPKDYHAKTEKGQETNKDRLCIDILEREMWRNPTSDSSILSLAMADDVHMKLIYLENRVAFARLLFPSEARLAMDIANADTTSEFVGLSMPKNSNKNLREVNLNETPSVQNKRFLSRMQALLKTVEMGRRFFPNCSEALDKFVADDLPDLFYLEKGTVEEQRIKRKRFKELKNDVQKAFDKDKAAKLNQSGLSPSSSSTSLKHGTNHRNVRRQ  12 ProteinZea mays npr1 proteinMEPMDSQLTALALSDSDSASVEGAAADAADADLQALRRLSDNLAAAFRSPDDFAFLADARIVVPGAPDLRVHRCVLCARSPFLRDAFARRAASAGEEEKDKDSYMCKVELRDLLGDEVEVGYDALRLVLDYLYSGRVAALPKAACLCVDEDACAHVGCRPAVAFMAQVLFAASTFDVAELTNLFQRRLLDVLDKVEVDNLPLVLSVANLCSKSCVKLLERCLDVVVRSNLDMIALEKKLPPDVVKEIVDARVSLGLVSPEDKGFPNIHVRRIHRALDSDDVELVRMLLKEGKTNLDDAYALHYAVEHCDSKITTELLDLALADVNHRNPRGYTVLHIAAMRREPKIIVSLLTKGARPSDLTFDDRKAVQISKRLTKHGDYFGPTEDGKPSPKDRLCIEVLEQAERRDPQLGEASVSLAIEGDSARGRLLYLENRVALARILFPMEARVAMDIAQVDGTLEFTLVSSVNLPAEIQRTVDLNDTPFTMKEEHLARMRALSKTVEVGKRFFPRCSKVLDTIMDDEAEMASLGRDTSAEKKRRFHDLQDLVQKAFSEDKEENDRSAARSPSSSSTTTTSIGAVRPRR  13 ProteinArabidopsis thaliana RDR2 sequence alignment  14 ProteinNicotiana benthamiana RDR2 sequence alignment  15 ProteinSolanum lycopersicon RDR2 sequence alignment  16 ProteinVitis vinifera RDR2 sequence alignment  17 ProteinHordeum vulgare RDR2 sequence alignment  18 ProteinMedicago truncatula RDR2 sequence alignment  19 ProteinNicotiana tabacum RDR2 sequence alignment  20 ProteinOryza sativa RDR2 sequence alignment  21 ProteinGlycine max RDR2 sequence alignment  22 ProteinPopulus trichocarpa RDR2 sequence alignment  23 ProteinCucumis melo RDR2 sequence alignment  24 ProteinZea mays RDR2 sequence alignment  25 ProteinRaphanus sativus RDR2 sequence alignment  26 ProteinBrassica napus RDR2 sequence alignment  27 ProteinBrassica oleracea RDR2 sequence alignment  28 ProteinBrassica rapa RDR2 sequence alignment  29 ProteinBrassica juncea RDR2 sequence alignment  30 ProteinBrassica napus npr1 proteinMETIARFDDFYEISSTSFPAAPAPTNNSGSSTVFPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVMIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCILEKGKLAAKGGVCVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGTDSRGFFGIIFYMLQPSVHHLKKVSRVPPRTTTS VPSNPEGL 31 Protein Brassica rapa npr1 proteinMETIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADDSCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVNIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCILEKGKLAAKGGVCVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAKPSHRRR  32 ProteinBrassica oleracea npr1 proteinMETIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELFTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALTAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVMIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPEDIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGFADVNRRNPRGYTVIHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALEMSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCILEKGKLAAKGGVCVEILKQPDNTREPFPEDVSPSLAVAADQFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTGIIKSFVTKITETNLCLTDLVFLLFLPVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAK PSHRRR  33Protein Raphanus sativus npr1 proteinMETIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTTRPEVSASQLLSNSLESVFDSPEEFYSDAKLVLSDDREVSFHRCILSARSPFFKAELAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKKLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYCGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVEQIPELVTMYQRHLLDVIEKVIIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCKEIIVMSDVDVVTLKKSLPEDVAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLALVDMLLNEGHTNLDDAYALHFAVAYCDVQTAKDLLELELADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANASETSLDGRTALVIAKQVTKATECCILERGKLSAKGGVCVEILKEPDNKREPFPEDVSPSLAVAADELKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTHEFVVTTTTDLNMEPFKFVEMHRSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDILNFEDLTILALVEEETPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVRMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSPSSSSTSKLNGKKRSIAKLSHRRRR  34 ProteinBrassica juncea npr1 proteinMETIARFDDFYEISSTSFPAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADDSCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVNIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLDVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCILEKGKLAAKGGVCVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAKPSHRRR  35- DNA Primers 133 134 ProteinA. thaliana npr1 rdr2 proteinMDTTIDGFADSYEISSTSFVATDNTDSSIVYLAAEQVLTGPDVSALQLLSNSFESVFDSPDDFYSDAKLVLSDGREVSFHRCVLSARSSFFKSALAAAKKEKDSNNTAAVKLELKEIAKDYEVGFDSVVTVLAYVYSSRVRPPPKGVSECADENCCHVACRPAVDFMLEVLYLAFIFKIPELITLYQRHLLDVVDKVVIEDTLVILKLANICGKACMKLLDRCKEIIVKSNVDMVSLEKSLPEELVKEIIDRRKELGLEVPKVKKHVSNVHKALDSDDIELVKLLLKEDHTNLDDACALHFAVAYCNVKTATDLLKLDLADVNHRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPQLILSLLEKGASASEATLEGRTALMIAKQATMAVEANNIPEQAKHSLKGRLAVEILEQEDKREQIPRDVPPSFAVAADELKMTLLDLENRVALAQRLFPTEAQAAMEIAEMKGTCEFIVTSLEPDRLTGTKRTSPGVKIAPFRILEEHQSRLKALSKTVELGKRFFPRCSAVLDQIMNCEDLTQLACGEDDTAEKRLQKKQRYMEIQETLKKAFSEDNLELGNSSLTDSTSSTSKSTGGKRSNRKLSHRRR 135 ProteinA. thaliana npr1 rdrl proteinMDTTIDGFADSYEISSTSFVATDNTDSSIVYLAAEQVLTGPDVSALQLLSNSFESVFDSPDDFYSDAKLVLSDGREVSFHRCVLSARSSFFKSALAAAKKEKDSNNTAAVKLELKEIAKDYEVGFDSVVTVLAYVYSSRVRPPPKGVSEAADENAAHVAARPAVDFMLEVLYLAFIFKIPELITLYQRHLLDVVDKVVIEDTLVILKLANICGKACMKLLDRCKEIIVKSNVDMVSLEKSLPEELVKEIIDRRKELGLEVPKVKKHVSNVHKALDSDDIELVKLLLKEDHTNLDDACALHFAVAYCNVKTATDLLKLDLADVNHRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPQLILSLLEKGASASEATLEGRTALMIAKQATMAVECNNIPEQCKHSLKGRLCVEILEQEDKREQIPRDVPPSFAVAADELKMTLLDLENRVALAQRLFPTEAQAAMEIAEMKGTCEFIVTSLEPDRLTGTKRTSPGVKIAPFRILEEHQSRLKALSKTVELGKRFFPRCSAVLDQIMNCEDLTQLACGEDDTAEKRLQKKQRYMEIQETLKKAFSEDNLELGNSSLTDSTSSTSKSTGGKRSNRKLSHRRR 136 ProteinA. thaliana npr1 rdr3 proteinMDTTIDGFADSYEISSTSFVATDNTDSSIVYLAAEQVLTGPDVSALQLLSNSFESVFDSPDDFYSDAKLVLSDGREVSFHRCVLSARSSFFKSALAAAKKEKDSNNTAAVKLELKEIAKDYEVGFDSVVTVLAYVYSSRVRPPPKGVSECADENCCHVACRPAVDFMLEVLYLAFIFKIPELITLYQRHLLDVVDKVVIEDTLVILKLANICGKACMKLLDRCKEIIVKSNVDMVSLEKSLPEELVKEIIDRRKELGLEVPKVKKHVSNVHKALDSDDIELVKLLLKEDHTNLDDACALHFAVAYCNVKTATDLLKLDLADVNHRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPQLILSLLEKGASASEATLEGRTALMIAKQATMAVECNNIPEQCKHSLKGRLCVEILEQEDKREQIPRDVPPSFAVAADELKMTLLDLENRVALAQRLFPTEAQAAMEIAEMKGTCEFIVTSLEPDRLTGTKRTSPGVKIAPFRILEEHQSRLKALSKTVELGKRFFPRASAVLDQIMNAEDLTQLAAGEDDTAEKRLQKKQRYMEIQETLKKAFSEDNLELGNSSLTDSTSSTSKSTGGKRSNRKLSHRRR 137 ProteinNicotiana benthamiana npr1 rdr2 proteinMDNSGTAFSDSNDISGSSSICCIGGGMTESFSPETSPAEITSLKRLSETLESIFDAASPEFDYFADAKLVIPGAGKEIPVHRCILSARSPFFKNLFCGKKEKNSNKVELKEIMKEYEVSYDGVVSVLAYLYSGKIRPSPKDVCVCVDNDCSHVACRPAVAFLAEVLYTSFTFQISELVDKFQRHLLDILDKIAADDVMVVLSVANICGKACERLLSSCIEIIVKSNVDIITLDKALPHDIVKQITDSRAELGLQGPESNGFPDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELLQMLLREGHTTLDDAFALHYAVAYCDAKTTAELLDLALAEINHQNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGARPSDLTSDGRKALQIAKRLTRLVDFSKSPEEGKSASKDRLAIEILEQAERRDPLLGEASVSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSEFPLASINKKMVNAQRTTVDLNEVPFKIKEEHLNRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSEIAYMGNDTAEERQLKKQRYMELQEILSKAFTEDKEEFDMTNNISSSCSSTSKGVDKPNKLPFRK 138 ProteinSolanum lycopersicon npr1 rdr2 proteinMDSRTAFSDSNDISGSSSICCMNESETSLADVNSLKRLSETLESIFDASAPDFDFFADAKLLAPGGKEIPVHRCILSARSPFFKNVFCGKDSNTKLELKELMKEYEVSFDAVVSVLAYLYSGKVRPASKDVCVCVDNECLHVACRPAVAFMVQVLYASFTFQISQLVDKFQRHLLDILDKAVADDVMMVLSVANICGKACERLLSRCIDIIVKSNVDIITLDKSLPHDIVKQITDSRAELGLQGPESNGFPDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELLRMLLKEGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAYCDAKTTAELLDLSLADVNHQNPRGHTVLHVAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGARPSDLTSDGKKALQIAKRLTRLVDFTKSTEEGKSAPKDRLAIEILEQAERRDPLLGEASLSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSELPLASMRKKIADAQRTTVDLNEAPFKMKEEHLNRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSEIAYMGNDTVEERQLKKQRYMELQEILSKAFTEDKEEFAKTNMSSSCSSTSKGVDKPNNLPFRK 139 ProteinVitis vinifera npr1 rdr2 proteinMDYRAALSDSNDFSGSSSICCIAATTESLSSEVSPPDISALRRLSENLESVFESPEFDFFTDARIVVAGGREVPVHRCILAARSVFFKAVLAGARKEKEAKFELKDLAKEFDVGYDSLVAVLGYLYSGRVGALPKGVCACVDDDCPHSACRPAVDFMVEVLYASFAFQISELVGLYQRRLMDILDKVASDDILVILSVANLCGKACDRLLARCIDIIIKSDVDVVTLERALPQEMVKQIVDSRLELGFEEPESTNFPDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELVRMLLKEGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAFGDAKTTTELLDLGLADVNHKNHRGYTVLHIAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGARPTDITPDGRNALQIAKRLTRAVDYHKSTEEGKPSPKDQLAVEVLEQAERRDPLIGEASFSLAIAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSEFTLTAIRPRNLADAQRTTVDLNEAPFRIKEEHLNRLRALSKTVDLGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSDLAYLGNGTTEERLLKKRRYKELQDQLCKAFNEDKEENDKSRISSSSSSTSLGFGRNNSRLSCKK 140 ProteinHordeum vulgare npr1 rdr2 proteinMEAPSSHVTTSFSDCDSVSMEDAAPDADVEALRRLSDNLAAAFRSPDDFAFLADARFAVPGAPDLCVHRCVLSARSPFLRALFKRRAAAAGSAGGAEGDRVELRELLGGEVEVGYEALRLVLDYLYSGRVCDLPKTACACVDEGGCAHVGCHPAVSFMAQVLFAASTFQVGELASLFQRHLLDLLDKVEADNLPLVLSVANLCNKSCVKLFERCLERVVRSDLDMITLDKALPLDVIKQIIDSRITLGLASPEDNGFPNKHVRRILSALDSDDVELVRLLLKEGQTNLDDAFALHYAVEHCDSKITTELLDIALADVNLRNPRGYTVLHIAARRRDPKIVVSLLTKGARPSDFTFDGRKAVQIAKRLTKHGDYFGNTEEGKPSPNDKLAIEILEEAERRDPQLGEASVSLALAGDCLRGKLLYLENRVALARIMFPIEARVAMDIAQVDGTLEFTLGSCTNPPPEITTVDLNDTPFKMKDEHLARMRALSKTVELGKRFFPRCSNVLDKIMDDEPELASLGRDASSERKRRFHDLHDTLLKAFSEDKEEFARSATLSASSSSTPTVARNLTGRPRR 141 ProteinMedicago truncatula npr1 rdr2 proteinMMYLRSGFSEYSNEISNNTSSELCCTTAPNSTITASQDVITFTQPLNRLSDNLASILDDTGFDFFSDAKIIAKDGREVSVHRCILSARSSFFKDVFKGKKETTLQLKEVAKDYDVGFDALNWLRYLYSERVEDHHLSAKDVCVCVDDDCLHFGCWPVVDFMLQLLYASFTFQISELLALYQDHLLDILDKMAIDDMLVVLSIANICGKTCDKLLKRCTDIIVESNVDITTLEKSLPQSIVKLVTYKRKQLGLDMYETVNLLDKHVTRIHRALDSDDVELVRLLLKEGHTTLDEAHALHYAVAYCDVKTTTELLDLGLADVNHKNLRGYSVLHVAAKRKEPKIIVSLLTKGAQPSELTMDGRKALQISKRATKAVDYYKSTEEGKVSSNDRLAIEILEQAERREPLHGEASLSLAKAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVVMDITPIDGTSEFTPNLGGYQRTTMDLNEAPFKIKEEHLIRMKALSRAVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSQLACMGHDSPEDRQVKRRRYAELQEVLNKVFHEDKEEFDKSGMSSSSSSTSIGMPRANNSMIAMNH 142 ProteinNicotiana tabacum npr1 rdr2 proteinMDNSRTAFSDSNDISGSSSICCIGGGMTEFFSPETSPAEITSLKRLSETLESIFDASLPEFDYFADAKLVVSGPCKEIPVHRCILSARSPFFKNLFCGKKEKNSSKVELKEVMKEHEVSYDAVMSVLAYLYSGKVRPSPKDVCVCVDNDCSHVACRPAVAFLVEVLYTSFTFQISELVDKFQRHLLDILDKTAADDVMMVLSVANICGKACERLLSSCIEIIVKSNVDIITLDKALPHDIVKQITDSRAELGLQGPESNGFPDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELLQMLLREGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAYCDAKTTAELLDLALADINHQNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPKIVVSLLTKGARPSDLTSDGRKALQIAKRLTRLVDFSKSPEEGKSASNDRLAIEILEQAERRDPLLGEASVSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSEFPLASIGKKMANAQRTTVDLNEAPFKIKEEHLNRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLSEIAYMGNDTAEERQLKKQRYMELQEILTKAFTEDKEEYDKTNNISSSCSSTSKGVDKPNKLPFRK 143 ProteinOryza sativa npr1 rdr2 proteinMEPPTSHVTNAFSDSDSASVEEGGADADADVEALRRLSDNLAAAFRSPEDFAFLADARIAVPGGGGGGGDLLVHRCVLSARSPFLRGVFARRAAAAAGGGGEDGGERLELRELLGGGGEEVEVGYEALRLVLDYLYSGRVGDLPKAACLCVDEDCAHVGCHPAVAFMAQVLFAASTFQVAELTNLFQRRLLDVLDKVEVDNLLLILSVANLCNKSCMKLLERCLDMVVRSNLDMITLEKSLPPDVIKQIIDARLSLGLISPENKGFPNKHVRRIHRALDSDDVELVRMLLTEGQTNLDDAFALHYAVEHCDSKITTELLDLALADVNHRNPRGYTVLHIAARRREPKIIVSLLTKGARPADVTFDGRKAVQISKRLTKQGDYFGVTEEGKPSPKDRLAIEILEQAERRDPQLGEASVSLAMAGESLRGRLLYLENRVALARIMFPMEARVAMDIAQVDGTLEFNLGSGANPPPERQRTTVDLNESPFIMKEEHLARMTALSKTVELGKRFFPRCSNVLDKIMDDETDPVSLGRDTSAEKRKRFHDLQDVLQKAFHEDKEENDRSGLSSSSSSTSIGAIRPRR 144 ProteinGlycine max npr1 rdr2 proteinMNFRSGSSDSKDASNSSTGEAYLSGVSDVITPLRRLSEQLGSILDGGGVDFFSDAKIVAGDGREVAVNRCILAARSGFFKHVFAGGGGCVLRLKEVAKDYNVGLEALGIVLAYLYSGRVKPLPQGGVCVCVDDVCSHFGCRPAIDFLLQLLYASSTFQLNELIALXQGHLLDILEKVAIDDILVVLSVANICGIVCERLLARCTEMILKSDADITTLEKALPQHLVKQITDKRIELDLYMPENFNFPDKHVNRIHRALDSDDVELVRLLLKEGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAYCDVKTTTELLDLGLADVNHKNYRGYSVLHVAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGAQPSDLTLDGRKALQISKRLTKAVDYYKSTEEGKVSCSDRLAIEILEQAERREPLLGEASLSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKVLFPMEAKVIMDISQIDGTSEFPSTDMYCPNISDHQRTTVDLNDAPFRMKEEHLVRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLTQLTCMGDDSPEDRLRKRRRYVELQEVLNKVFNEDKEEFDRSAMSSSSSSTSIGVVRPNANLAMKN 145 ProteinPopulus trichocarpa npr1 rdr2 proteinMDNRIGFSDSNEISNGSSTCCIETPSTSKPFTNPEIVALQQLSGNLEAIFDSQDFDYFADAKITSSNYNREVPVHRCILSARSPFFKSVFSSPVAKDRSGVAKFELKELAKDYDVGFDSLMTVLGYLYCGKVRPWPKDVCACVDDDCSHIACRPAVDLLTEVLYASFTFQVNELVALYQRHLLDILDKVSTDDILVILAVANICGEACERLLTRCVEIIVKSNVDIVTLDKALPQYIVKKIMDSRLELGLNVPENSNLLDKHVKRIHRALDSDDVELVRMLLKEAHTNLDDAHALHYAVSYCDAKTTTEILDLGLADVNCRNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKDPKIIVSLLTKGARLSDLTLDGRKALQISKRLTRAMDYHKSTEEGKASPKERLAIEILEQAERRDPLLGEASLSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKLLFPMEAKVAMDIAQVDGTSEFPLAGIRPSILSGAQRGAVDLNEAPFRMHEEHLNRMRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSDVLNKIMDADDLSQIAYLGNETSEERLVKRQRHLELQDALSKAFNEDKQEFDRSVISSSSSTKSIGTARSNGKLIDMGGGH 146 ProteinCucumis melo npr1 rdr2 proteinMADSHEPSSSLSFTSSSYTNGSQSCNMSPSSISDPMPSLEVISLNKLSSNLAQLLIHDGCDYTDADIVVEGVPVGIHRCILAVRSRFFHYLFQKDEKPAMKDGKPQYHMNELLPYGKVGHEAFLILLSYLYSGKLNSSPANVSTCVDNSCAHDACGPAIDFAVQLTYASSIFQIPELVSLFQRHLLNYVVKALVENVIQILVVAFHCQLSPLVTQCIDRIARSDLDCASLEKGLPYEVAERIKLVRLKSRGGDEQNLVADSPRDKKIKKICLALDSDDVELMKLLLSESDVTLDEANALHYAAAYCDPKSLTEVLNLNIADVNLRNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKDPSVIMSLLNKGAWAFDLTPDGRTAANICQRLTRPKDYHAKTEKGQETNKDRLAIDILEREMWRNPTSDSSILSLAMADDVHMKLIYLENRVAFARLLFPSEARLAMDIANADTTSEFVGLSMPKNSNKNLREVNLNETPSVQNKRFLSRMQALLKTVEMGRRFFPNCSEALDKFVADDLPDLFYLEKGTVEEQRIKRKRFKELKNDVQKAFDKDKAAKLNQSGLSPSSSSTSLKHGTNHRNVRRQ 147 ProteinZea mays npr1 rdr2 proteinMEPMDSQLTALALSDSDSASVEGAAADAADADLQALRRLSDNLAAAFRSPDDFAFLADARIVVPGAPDLRVHRCVLCARSPFLRDAFARRAASAGEEEKDKDSYMCKVELRDLLGDEVEVGYDALRLVLDYLYSGRVAALPKAACLCVDEDACAHVGCRPAVAFMAQVLFAASTFDVAELTNLFQRRLLDVLDKVEVDNLPLVLSVANLCSKSCVKLLERCLDVVVRSNLDMIALEKKLPPDVVKEIVDARVSLGLVSPEDKGFPNIHVRRIHRALDSDDVELVRMLLKEGKTNLDDAYALHYAVEHCDSKITTELLDLALADVNHRNPRGYTVLHIAAMRREPKIIVSLLTKGARPSDLTFDDRKAVQISKRLTKHGDYFGPTEDGKPSPKDRLAIEVLEQAERRDPQLGEASVSLAIEGDSARGRLLYLENRVALARILFPMEARVAMDIAQVDGTLEFTLVSSVNLPAEIQRTVDLNDTPFTMKEEHLARMRALSKTVEVGKRFFPRCSKVLDTIMDDEAEMASLGRDTSAEKKRRFHDLQDLVQKAFSEDKEENDRSAARSPSSSSTTTTSIGAVRPRR 148 ProteinBrassica napus npr1 rdr2 proteinMETIARFDDFYEISSTSFPAAPAPTNNSGSSTVFPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVMIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCILEKGKLAAKGGVAVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGTDSRGFFGIIFYMLQPSVHHLKKVSRVPPRTTTS VPSNPEGL149 Protein Brassica rapa npr1 rdr2 proteinMETIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADDSCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVNIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCILEKGKLAAKGGVAVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAKPSHRRR 150 ProteinBrassica oleracea npr1 rdr2 proteinMETIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELFTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALTAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVMIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPEDIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGFADVNRRNPRGYTVIHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALEMSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCILEKGKLAAKGGVAVEILKQPDNTREPFPEDVSPSLAVAADQFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTGIIKSFVTKITETNLCLTDLVFLLFLPVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAK PSHRRR 151Protein Raphanus sativus npr1 rdr2 proteinMETIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTTRPEVSASQLLSNSLESVFDSPEEFYSDAKLVLSDDREVSFHRCILSARSPFFKAELAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKKLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYCGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVEQIPELVTMYQRHLLDVIEKVIIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCKEIIVMSDVDVVTLKKSLPEDVAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLALVDMLLNEGHTNLDDAYALHFAVAYCDVQTAKDLLELELADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANASETSLDGRTALVIAKQVTKATECCILERGKLSAKGGVAVEILKEPDNKREPFPEDVSPSLAVAADELKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTHEFVVTTTTDLNMEPFKFVEMHRSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDILNFEDLTILALVEEETPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVRMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSPSSSSTSKLNGKKRSIAKLSHRRRR 152 ProteinBrassica juncea npr1 rdr2 proteinMETIARFDDFYEISSTSFPAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADDSCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVNIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLDVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAECCILEKGKLAAKGGVAVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAKPSHRRR 153 ProteinA. thaliana npr1 rdr2 protein v2MDTTIDGFADSYEISSTSFVATDNTDSSIVYLAAEQVLTGPDVSALQLLSNSFESVFDSPDDFYSDAKLVLSDGREVSFHRCVLSARSSFFKSALAAAKKEKDSNNTAAVKLELKEIAKDYEVGFDSVVTVLAYVYSSRVRPPPKGVSECADENCCHVACRPAVDFMLEVLYLAFIFKIPELITLYQRHLLDVVDKVVIEDTLVILKLANICGKACMKLLDRCKEIIVKSNVDMVSLEKSLPEELVKEIIDRRKELGLEVPKVKKHVSNVHKALDSDDIELVKLLLKEDHTNLDDACALHFAVAYCNVKTATDLLKLDLADVNHRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPQLILSLLEKGASASEATLEGRTALMIAKQATMAVECNNIPEQCKHSLKGRLAVEILEQEDKREQIPRDVPPSFAVAADELKMTLLDLENRVALAQRLFPTEAQAAMEIAEMKGTCEFIVTSLEPDRLTGTKRTSPGVKIAPFRILEEHQSRLKALSKTVELGKRFFPRCSAVLDQIMNCEDLTQLACGEDDTAEKRLQKKQRYMEIQETLKKAFSEDNLELGNSSLTDSTSSTSKSTGGKRSNRKLSHRRR 154 ProteinGlycine max npr1 rdr2 protein v2MNFRSGSSDSKDASNSSTGEAYLSGVSDVITPLRRLSEQLGSILDGGGVDFFSDAKIVAGDGREVAVNRCILAARSGFFKHVFAGGGGCVLRLKEVAKDYNVGLEALGIVLAYLYSGRVKPLPQGGVCVCVDDVCSHFGCRPAIDFLLQLLYASSTFQLNELIALXQGHLLDILEKVAIDDILVVLSVANICGIVCERLLARCTEMILKSDADITTLEKALPQHLVKQITDKRIELDLYMPENFNFPDKHVNRIHRALDSDDVELVRLLLKEGHTTLDDAYALHYAVAYCDVKTTTELLDLGLADVNHKNYRGYSVLHVAAMRKEPKIIVSLLTKGAQPSDLTLDGRKALQISKRLTKAVDYYKSTEEGKVSASDRLAIEILEQAERREPLLGEASLSLAMAGDDLRMKLLYLENRVGLAKVLFPMEAKVIMDISQIDGTSEFPSTDMYCPNISDHQRTTVDLNDAPFRMKEEHLVRLRALSRTVELGKRFFPRCSEVLNKIMDADDLTQLTCMGDDSPEDRLRKRRRYVELQEVLNKVFNEDKEEFDRSAMSSSSSSTSIGVVRPNANLAMKN 155 ProteinCucumis melo npr1 rdr2 protein v2MADSHEPSSSLSFTSSSYTNGSQSCNMSPSSISDPMPSLEVISLNKLSSNLAQLLIHDGCDYTDADIVVEGVPVGIHRCILAVRSRFFHYLFQKDEKPAMKDGKPQYHMNELLPYGKVGHEAFLILLSYLYSGKLNSSPANVSTCVDNSCAHDACGPAIDFAVQLTYASSIFQIPELVSLFQRHLLNYVVKALVENVIQILVVAFHCQLSPLVTQCIDRIARSDLDCASLEKGLPYEVAERIKLVRLKSRGGDEQNLVADSPRDKKIKKICLALDSDDVELMKLLLSESDVTLDEANALHYAAAYCDPKSLTEVLNLNIADVNLRNSRGYTVLHVAAMRKDPSVIMSLLNKGAWAFDLTPDGRTAANIAQRLTRPKDYHAKTEKGQETNKDRLAIDILEREMWRNPTSDSSILSLAMADDVHMKLIYLENRVAFARLLFPSEARLAMDIANADTTSEFVGLSMPKNSNKNLREVNLNETPSVQNKRFLSRMQALLKTVEMGRRFFPNCSEALDKFVADDLPDLFYLEKGTVEEQRIKRKRFKELKNDVQKAFDKDKAAKLNQSGLSPSSSSTSLKHGTNHRNVRRQ 156 ProteinBrassica napus npr1 rdr2 protein v2METIARFDDFYEISSTSFPAAPAPTNNSGSSTVFPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVMIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAEAAILEKGKLAAKGGVAVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEEGKREEPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQREMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGTDSRGFFGIIFYMLQPSVHHLKKVSRVPPRTTTS VPSNPEGL157 Protein Brassica rapa npr1 rdr2 protein v2METIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADDSCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVNIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAEAAILEKGKLAAKGGVAVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAKPSHRRR 158 ProteinBrassica oleracea npr1 rdr2 protein v2METIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELFTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALTAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVMIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPEDIAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGFADVNRRNPRGYTVIHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALEMSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAEAAILEKGKLAAKGGVAVEILKQPDNTREPFPEDVSPSLAVAADQFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTGIIKSFVTKITETNLCLTDLVFLLFLPVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAK PSHRRR 159Protein Raphanus sativus npr1 rdr2 protein v2METIAGFDDFYEISSTSFLAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTTRPEVSASQLLSNSLESVFDSPEEFYSDAKLVLSDDREVSFHRCILSARSPFFKAELAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKKLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYCGRVRPPPKGVSECADESCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVEQIPELVTMYQRHLLDVIEKVIIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCKEIIVMSDVDVVTLKKSLPEDVAKQVIDIRKELGLEVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLALVDMLLNEGHTNLDDAYALHFAVAYCDVQTAKDLLELELADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANASETSLDGRTALVIAKQVTKATEAAILERGKLSAKGGVAVEILKEPDNKREPFPEDVSPSLAVAADELKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTHEFVVTTTTDLNMEPFKFVEMHRSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDILNFEDLTILALVEEETPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVRMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSPSSSSTSKLNGKKRSIAKLSHRRRR 160 ProteinBrassica juncea npr1 rdr2 protein v2METIARFDDFYEISSTSFPAAPAPTDNSGSSTVYPTELLTRPEVSAFQLLSNSLESVFDSPEAFYSDAKLVLSDDKEVSFHRCILSARSLFFKAALAAAEKVQKSTPVKLELKTLAAEYDVGFDSVVAVLAYVYSGRVRPPPKGVSECADDSCCHVACRPAVDFMVEVLYLAFVFQIQELVTMYQRHLLDVVDKVNIEDTLVVLKLANICGKACKKLFDKCREIIVKSNVDVVTLKKSLPENIAKQVIDIRKELGLDVAEPEKHVSNIHKALESDDLDLVVMLLKEGHTNLDEAYALHFAVAYCDEKTARNLLELGLADVNRRNPRGYTVLHVAAMRKEPTLIALLLTKGANALETSLDGRTALLIAKQVTKAAEAAILEKGKLAAKGGVAVEILKQPDNKREPFPEDVFPSLAVAADEFKIRLIDLENRVQMARCLYPMEAQVAMDFARMKGTREFVVTTATDLHMEPFKFVEMHQSRLTALSKTVEFGKRFFPRCSKVLDDIVDSEDLTILALVEEDTPEQRQQKRQRFMEIQEIVQMAFSKDKEDLGKSSLSASSSSTSKLTGKKRSIAKPSHRRR 161 ProteinSV40 nuclear localization signal CGGGPKKKRKVED 162 DNAArabidopsis thaliana TBF1 uORF1ATGGTCGTCGTCTTCATCTTCTTCCTCCATCATCAGATTTTTCCTTAA 163 DNAArabidopsis thaliana TBF1 uORF2ATGGAAGAAACCAAACGAAACTCCGATCTTCTCCGTTCTCGTGTTTTCCTCTCTGGCTTTTATTGCTGGGATTGGGAATTTCTCACCGCTCTCTTGCTTTTTAGTTGCTGA 164 ProteinProtein encoded by Arabidopsis thaliana TBF1 uORF1 MVVVFIFFLHHQIFP 165Protein Protein encoded by Arabidopsis thaliana TBF1 uORF2MEETKRNSDLLRSRVFLSGFYCWDWEFLTALLLFSC 166 DNAArabidopsis thaliana TBF1 5′ regulatory sequence with uORF1 and uORF2TCTAGAAACAGCATCCGTTTTTATAATTTAATTTTCTTACAAAGGTAGGACCAACATTTGTGATCTATAAATCTTCCTACTACGTTATATAGAGACCCTTCGACATAACACTTAACTCGTTTATATATTTGTTTTACTTGTTTTGCACATACACACAAAAATAAAAAAGACTTTATATTTATTTACTTTTTAATCACACGGATTAGCTCCGGCGAAGTATGGTCGTCGTCTTCATCTTCTTCCTCCATCATCAGATTTTTCCTTAAATGGAAGAAACCAAACGAAACTCCGATCTTCTCCGTTCTCGTGTTTTCCTCTCTGGCTTTTATTGCTGGGATTGGGAATTTCTCACCGCTCTCTTGCTTTTTAGTTGCTGATTCTTTTTCCTTCGACTTTCTATTTCCAATCTTTCTTCTTCTCTTTGTGTATTAGATTATTTTTAGTTTTATTTTTCTGTGGTAAAATAAAAAAAGTTCGCCG GAG 167 DNAArabidopsis thaliana TBF1 promoterCGACGACTAGTTTACAGAGAATTTGGACCGTCCGATGTAAAGCGAAAATAGATCTAGGTTTTCCACGTGTCCCCTATTTTAATGAAACCTTCTGATTCATGTAGAAGTTTTACTCAATTTAATATTTTTTAGTATGTAGTTTTGTGTGTGTGTGTGTGTGTGTTTTTATGGCTCCACACCAACTTTTAAAATGGTAGAAGCATGTTGCATGTGATCGAGTAAAAAGCCAATAATGAGATTCAGAAAAATAAAAATTACTTATATAGTTTTTTAGAGAAAAAATTGTATTTTGTTTAAAGCCTTAATCCGGTTGTTGAAAGAGCTGTGTCACGAGTTAAAAATATTTTCTTTTCATTTTTTAAGTAATTAGTTTATAATGCAAAAATGGTTTTTATTTATTTGTCTTCGCTTATAGAACTGCAAATTGAGAGAGAAAAAAATGAATTAGTGGTGGTGACCAAACATTCAGGAAGCTGTGATTGATCATTTGTTTTTGAGGTGAGTGTAGTGGCAACGTATGACGTTAACATATGGCGTACATAATAATTAGATGAACTTAATCATAATAATCATATTGCATTTAATTCATATATCATATCCCATTAGTTGGACCACTTGATTTGAGGTCATGAGAAGAACATTTATGTTTTTTTTAGTTTGAATCGGAGTGATCACTAAAAACTAGATACTGAAAATTTTCAAACTAAAATCATATTAATCTTCAAAAAATGTGAAATCTAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTAACGCGTTCATTGTAGCCAAGTAGCCAAGTATTGTTAAAGTAGTAGTAAAAGAAGTTTAGCTTTAAGTGATATAATTTGACACAAATCCTACTTAGATATGGATAATAGGATATAGCTTCATGTATATTTTTATCGTTGCTTCTGTAACCCCAAAATGTGTTGATATAAGCATTTGAATATTCGTATGTATAATGTTTTCTTTTCACCGTAAAACATATTACAATGTTAGTTTATATTGGATTTTGAATGTGTTTATGAACAGTTTTTGTCGACTCAAAAGTTAAGATGAGAATATGGAAGAAAGTAAAGTTTAAAAGTCATGATGGGAACAAGGAATGGAACTCAAACATTCTAATACTCAACAAACGCAATTATATTATTACCATGACTCATCTTTCAAGTTCCATCAAAAAGATTCGTGGAAAATAATAGACTTACGTTTCAAATCCATGTTTCTTTCTTTATAACAAAAAAAATGGATGTTTCTTGACGCGTGTCGAGAGTACTCACCATTACTCTGACTTCAGTGAGTTTGGTCAAGTGGTCTTTTTTTTTCTCATGTCACCAAAGGTCCAAACCCTAGAAATTAGTTCGAACTTTCCATAGAAGAACTGAATAAATGGTCCAAAATTGTTTTAAAAAGGACCTAAGCCATTAGTTCATTGAATTCGAGTTAATGGGTGAAGATTTTTATGATAACGAAAGTCGGAGTAATTATGCTTTTGGTCCGATAGTTTTCTAATTTGTTTTCTTTCCATTTTTTTTTTTTCAAATACTACATACTATATAAGATAGTGGTTTGTGTTAATGTCATCGATGTGTTACCATCCGCATTATATTAATTATTTATCCCAACATAAAGTCAGAATCTGTAATTTCTTTGTTATAAAATACAGTAAATGGTTCCGTTTAAGCTGTTAGATGATTTTTGAGTAAAAACTAATGTAAAAAAAACAAAAAAAAAACAATGTAGTTCATAATACATGCATGTTTTAAAGAAGTTTCTTGTTTACTATCAACTTGAATAGTATTTCACGAAGTCAAAATTGTTCATTCCGACTTTTCTATGTGGAGAAAAAAAATTCTATCATTGTGCACAATTTAACAGAATGTAATTTCTTGTAAAAGAAGAGGAAACAATTCGCTGTTAGTAAATGTGAAGTATAGAAGTCTAAAATGAGATACCTCAACTAGCTTGAATTAAGAAAAAAAACAAAAACTCTATCGACATGAAAAAGGTCGCAAATATTTATCATTTATCAATGCCAAAGGAGTATTTGGTTCACAAAATACTGAATCATTTATATAGATATATAATTAGCTCTAAATTCTACTATAACTTGCAAAATAAGTATACTGACTCAATTATATAGCGTTTAAAAATAGACGATTTGTATGATGAGGTCCATATATATGGAGATGTGCATGCAACTATCGACATTTTCACACGTTGATATCGTCTTTCTCCAATGGAGACTTGAATTTGTGTAAACTATGAATACTCGTCTCTCTAAGACCTTTTTTCTTCAACCATGCCAACTATTTAGGTAAGATTTTACTGTCTTTGATTGATATTAAATACTTAGCCGTGGCGTTATCAATGAATGATAATAAAAATGCGGATAAAAGCCAAAGGTGTTGGAAATAAATCCAAGAATGAAGACGTAGATGTCGATGGGTATTTTAAGAACTTGAATTTGTCACGACTCACACGTTAAAATATATTATCCGAATTGTTTAGTCTAAAGACACACATATATTGAAAAAGAAAAGGTAAATGAAGCTCATTGGTGCCTAAATGTGAAATGAAGCCGAAATGTGTTAGGTGAACACATTTAAATATACAAAAAGAAATATAATAGAAACAAAACTAATTAACAAAGTCGCAATTTGTATTGTATAAAATATCTTTCCGTCTCCCGTCATATTTGAAAAAAAAAAAATTACAAATCTGTTAATTTTAAAACTTTCTAGAAAAACACAAGTATATAATTTTCTCTTTTCGTGCGTGTTTGTTTTAAAATAACATTGTTTTGATTGGCGACTCAACATATTTTAGCATTTACATATTTCTGCATATATTAAATGATTTATAAACTCAACTATAGATTAAAATATAATTTGAGATCTAATAATTTTAACAATAATATAAAATATGAGATTTATAAATTAGGAATATAAATATTCAAGGGAGAGAAAAAGTAGAACATAATTCAAAAGATAAGACTTTTTAGACTTTTTTAACAATATTTTTGATGGATAAAAATTATTCAAAAGAGAAGAAAGTAAGAAGAAAAGATGT TTCTGAGAATT168 DNA Arabidopsis thaliana TBF1 promoter region with uORF1 and uORF2CGAGGAGTAGTTTACAGAGAATTTGGACCGTCCGATGTAAAGCGAAAATAGATCTAGGTTTTCCACGTGTCCCCTATTTTAATGAAACCTTCTGATTCATGTAGAAGTTTTACTCAATTTAATATTTTTTAGTATGTAGTTTTGTGTGTGTGTGTGTGTGTGTTTTTATGGCTCCACACCAACTTTTAAAATGGTAGAAGCATGTTGCATGTGATCGAGTAAAAAGCCAATAATGAGATTCAGAAAAATAAAAATTACTTATATAGTTTTTTAGAGAAAAAATTGTATTTTGTTTAAAGCCTTAATCCGGTTGTTGAAAGAGCTGTGTCACGAGTTAAAAATATTTTCTTTTCATTTTTTAAGTAATTAGTTTATAATGCAAAAATGGTTTTTATTTATTTGTCTTCGCTTATAGAACTGCAAATTGAGAGAGAAAAAAATGAATTAGTGGTGGTGACCAAACATTCAGGAAGCTGTGATTGATCATTTGTTTTTGAGGTGAGTGTAGTGGCAACGTATGACGTTAACATATGGCGTACATAATAATTAGATGAACTTAATCATAATAATCATATTGCATTTAATTCATATATCATATCCCATTAGTTGGACCACTTGATTTGAGGTCATGAGAAGAACATTTATGTTTTTTTTAGTTTGAATCGGAGTGATCACTAAAAACTAGATACTGAAAATTTTCAAACTAAAATCATATTAATCTTCAAAAAATGTGAAATCTAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTAACGCGTTCATTGTAGCCAAGTAGCCAAGTATTGTTAAAGTAGTAGTAAAAGAAGTTTAGCTTTAAGTGATATAATTTGACACAAATCCTACTTAGATATGGATAATAGGATATAGCTTCATGTATATTTTTATCGTTGCTTCTGTAACCCCAAAATGTGTTGATATAAGCATTTGAATATTCGTATGTATAATGTTTTCTTTTCACCGTAAAACATATTACAATGTTAGTTTATATTGGATTTTGAATGTGTTTATGAACAGTTTTTGTCGACTCAAAAGTTAAGATGAGAATATGGAAGAAAGTAAAGTTTAAAAGTCATGATGGGAACAAGGAATGGAACTCAAACATTCTAATACTCAACAAACGCAATTATATTATTACCATGACTCATCTTTCAAGTTCCATCAAAAAGATTCGTGGAAAATAATAGACTTACGTTTCAAATCCATGTTTCTTTCTTTATAACAAAAAAAATGGATGTTTCTTGACGCGTGTCGAGAGTACTCACCATTACTCTGACTTCAGTGAGTTTGGTCAAGTGGTCTTTTTTTTTCTCATGTCACCAAAGGTCCAAACCCTAGAAATTAGTTCGAACTTTCCATAGAAGAACTGAATAAATGGTCCAAAATTGTTTTAAAAAGGACCTAAGCCATTAGTTCATTGAATTCGAGTTAATGGGTGAAGATTTTTATGATAACGAAAGTCGGAGTAATTATGCTTTTGGTCCGATAGTTTTCTAATTTGTTTTCTTTCCATTTTTTTTTTTTCAAATACTACATACTATATAAGATAGTGGTTTGTGTTAATGTCATCGATGTGTTACCATCCGCATTATATTAATTATTTATCCCAACATAAAGTCAGAATCTGTAATTTCTTTGTTATAAAATACAGTAAATGGTTCCGTTTAAGCTGTTAGATGATTTTTGAGTAAAAACTAATGTAAAAAAAACAAAAAAAAAACAATGTAGTTCATAATACATGCATGTTTTAAAGAAGTTTCTTGTTTACTATCAACTTGAATAGTATTTCACGAAGTCAAAATTGTTCATTCCGACTTTTCTATGTGGAGAAAAAAAATTCTATCATTGTGCACAATTTAACAGAATGTAATTTCTTGTAAAAGAAGAGGAAACAATTCGCTGTTAGTAAATGTGAAGTATAGAAGTCTAAAATGAGATACCTCAACTAGCTTGAATTAAGAAAAAAAACAAAAACTCTATCGACATGAAAAAGGTCGCAAATATTTATCATTTATCAATGCCAAAGGAGTATTTGGTTCACAAAATACTGAATCATTTATATAGATATATAATTAGCTCTAAATTCTACTATAACTTGCAAAATAAGTATACTGACTCAATTATATAGCGTTTAAAAATAGACGATTTGTATGATGAGGTCCATATATATGGAGATGTGCATGCAACTATCGACATTTTCACACGTTGATATCGTCTTTCTCCAATGGAGACTTGAATTTGTGTAAACTATGAATACTCGTCTCTCTAAGACCTTTTTTCTTCAACCATGCCAACTATTTAGGTAAGATTTTACTGTCTTTGATTGATATTAAATACTTAGCCGTGGCGTTATCAATGAATGATAATAAAAATGCGGATAAAAGCCAAAGGTGTTGGAAATAAATCCAAGAATGAAGACGTAGATGTCGATGGGTATTTTAAGAACTTGAATTTGTCACGACTCACACGTTAAAATATATTATCCGAATTGTTTAGTCTAAAGACACACATATATTGAAAAAGAAAAGGTAAATGAAGCTCATTGGTGCCTAAATGTGAAATGAAGCCGAAATGTGTTAGGTGAACACATTTAAATATACAAAAAGAAATATAATAGAAACAAAACTAATTAACAAAGTCGCAATTTGTATTGTATAAAATATCTTTCCGTCTCCCGTCATATTTGAAAAAAAAAAAATTACAAATCTGTTAATTTTAAAACTTTCTAGAAAAACACAAGTATATAATTTTCTCTTTTCGTGCGTGTTTGTTTTAAAATAACATTGTTTTGATTGGCGACTCAACATATTTTAGCATTTACATATTTCTGCATATATTAAATGATTTATAAACTCAACTATAGATTAAAATATAATTTGACATCTAATAATTTTAACAATAATATAAAATATGAGATTTATAAATTAGGAATATAAATATTCAAGGGAGAGAAAAAGTAGAACATAATTCAAAAGATAAGACTTTTTAGACTTTTTTAACAATATTTTTGATGGATAAAAATTATTCAAAAGAGAAGAAAGTAAGAAGAAAAGATGTTTCTGAGAATTTCTAGAAACAGCATCCGTTTTTATAATTTAATTTTCTTACAAAGGTAGGACCAACATTTGTGATCTATAAATCTTCCTACTACGTTATATAGAGACCCTTCGACATAACACTTAACTCGTTTATATATTTGTTTTACTTGTTTTGCACATACACACAAAAATAAAAAAGACTTTATATTTATTTACTTTTTAATCACACGGATTAGCTCCGGCGAAGTATGGTCGTCGTCTTCATCTTCTTCCTCCATCATCAGATTTTTCCTTAAATGGAAGAAACCAAACGAAACTCCGATCTTCTCCGTTCTCGTGTTTTCCTCTCTGGCTTTTATTGCTGGGATTGGGAATTTCTCACCGCTCTCTTGCTTTTTAGTTGCTGATTCTTTTTCCTTCGACTTTCTATTTCCAATCTTTCTTCTTCTCTTTGTGTATTAGATTATTTTTAGTTTTATTTTTCTGTGGTAAAATAAAAAAAGTTCGCCGGAG

EXAMPLES Example 1 Formation of NPR1 Condensates Promotes Cell SurvivalDuring Plant Immune Response Summary

In plants, pathogen effector-triggered immunity (ETI) often leads toprogrammed cell death, which is restricted by NPR1, an activator ofsystemic acquired resistance. However, the biochemical activities ofNPR1 enabling it to both promote defense and restrict cell death remainunclear. Here we show that NPR1 promotes cell survival by targetingsubstrates for ubiquitination and degradation through formation ofsalicylic acid-induced NPR1 condensates (SINCs). SINCs are enriched instress response proteins, including nucleotide-binding leucine-richrepeat immune receptors, oxidative and DNA damage response proteins, andprotein quality control machineries. Transition of NPR1 into condensatesis required for the formation of the NPR1-Cullin 3 E3 ligase complex toubiquitinate SINC-localized substrates, such as EDS1 and specific WRKYtranscription factors, and promote cell survival during ETI. Ouranalysis of SINCs suggests that NPR1 is centrally integrated into thecell death/survival decisions in plant immunity by modulating multiplestress-responsive processes in this quasi organelle.

Introduction

Eukaryotes have evolved mechanisms to effectively restrict infectionwhile avoiding significant damage to self. Such a regulation is evidentduring effector-triggered immunity (ETI) in plants, which is activatedupon recognition of pathogen effectors by the nucleotide-binding andleucine-rich repeat immune receptors (NB-LRRs). ETI often culminates inrapid programmed cell death (PCD) at the site of infection to restrictpathogen growth. However, without a counteractive mechanism, ETI canseverely compromise host survival due to the spread of cell death touninfected tissues. One of the counteractive mechanisms is the systemicacquired resistance (SAR) mediated by salicylic acid (SA) through thefunction of NPR1 [non-expresser of pathogenesis related (PR) genes 1].NPR1 is a master regulator of genes in multiple cellular machineries,including antimicrobial PR genes and endoplasmic reticulum-residentgenes, that protect plants against a broad spectrum of diseases andstresses. In addition to NPR1-mediated transcription, theubiquitin-proteasome system (UPS) and autophagy are sequentiallyrecruited to maintain defense protein homeostasis and promote hostsurvival. Mutants in the autophagy pathway are defective in thecontainment of age- and immunity-associated PCD due to proteotoxicaccumulation of ubiquitinated proteins, which is partly dependent on SAand NPR1. Though early studies have implicated SA and NPR1 insuppressing ETI-induced cell death, the underlying mechanism is unknown.

In NPR1, the presence of a Broad-Complex, Tramtrack and Bric a brac(BTB) domain, in combination with a putative substrate-bindingankyrin-repeat domain, suggests that it may function as a Cullin 3 RINGE3 ligase (CRL3) adaptor. However, an early yeast two-hybrid studyfailed to detect NPR1-CUL3 interaction. Instead, two NPR1 paralogs, NPR3and NPR4, were later found to function as CRL3 adaptors in mediatingNPR1 degradation in the nucleus.

Different activities of NPR1 are likely controlled by posttranslationalmodifications (PTMs), such as SUMOylation which is preceded bydephosphorylation and phosphorylation at two distinct IKB-like degrons,S55/59 and S11/15, respectively. SUMOylation not only regulates NPR1nuclear-cytoplasmic partitioning and affects its association withdifferent transcription factors (TFs), but also promotes its degradationby NPR3/4. Another important PTM triggered by SA is theoligomer-to-monomer transition of NPR1 through its conserved cysteinesin response to cellular redox changes. Recent studies indicate that PTMsand changes in the cellular redox environment can lead to phasetransition in many essential hub proteins enabling them to carry outdiverse cellular functions.

In this study, we report that NPR1 contains intrinsically disorderedregions (IDRs). In response to SA, NPR1 undergoes transition intocytoplasmic condensate-like structures enriched in proteins regulatingETI cell death, DNA damage response, redox metabolism, andubiquitination. This SA-triggered NPR1 condensation is mediated throughconserved cysteine clusters present within its IDRs and is required forthe formation of a functional NPR1-CRL3 adaptor complex in thecytoplasm. Using cell biology, molecular and genetic analyses, wedemonstrate that recruitment of the CRL3 ubiquitination machinery intoSA-induced NPR1 condensates is an essential function of NPR1 inmediating protein homeostasis and cell survival. We provide evidencethat the master immune regulator, EDS1, and TFs WRKY54 and WRKY70 areamong the substrates of the NPR1-CRL3 complex for SA-mediated cellsurvival during ETI.

Results

SA Promotes Cell Survival and Ubiquitination through the Function ofNPR1. To elucidate the role of NPR1 in the regulation of cell survival,we first infected half leaves of Arabidopsis plants with Pseudomonassyringae pv. maculicola ES4326 carrying the AvrRpt2 effector (PsmES4326/AvrRpt2) to systemically activate NPR1 and induce SAR. Then theother halves of the leaves were challenged with the same pathogen todetermine how the ETI-associated cell death was affected in theneighboring tissue by measuring tissue collapse and conductivityincreases due to electrolyte leakage (FIGS. 1A and 1B).

We found that in wild type (WT) plants, the first inoculationsignificantly suppressed PCD triggered by the second inoculation in theneighboring tissue. This suppression was SA- and NPR1-dependent becauseit was not observed in the SA biosynthesis mutant, sid2-2, or in thenpr1-2 mutant. Consistent with our hypothesis that systemic activationof NPR1 inhibits ETI-induced cell death in the neighboring tissue,significant growth of the otherwise avirulent Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2, closeto the level of the receptor mutant rps2, was observed in the secondleaf halves in the WT plants, but not in npr1-2 or sid2-2 mutants (FIG.1C).

To distinguish whether this SA- and NPR1-dependent cell survival occursat the host cell level or is due to differential pathogen growth, wemade use of an Arabidopsis line carrying the dexamethasone(dex)-inducible AvrRpt2 effector gene (dex:AvrRpt2) in either WT or thenpr1-2 background. We found that in WT, induction by Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2could protect plants against cell death triggered by subsequent inplanta expression of AvrRpt2 in the neighboring tissue. This effect wasabolished both in npr1-2 (FIG. 1D) and sid2-2 (FIG. 8A).

These results indicate that in pathogen-induced SAR, both SA and NPR1are required at the host cell level for inhibiting ETI-induced PCD.

To determine whether SA is sufficient to inhibit ETI-triggered celldeath, we pretreated plants with SA and found that at 0.5 and 1 mM, SAcould fully suppress Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2-mediated cell death (FIGS. 8B,1E and 1F), accompanied with increased pathogen growth (FIG. 1G), in WTplants, but not in the npr1-2 mutant. Similar to pathogen-induced SAR,SA treatment could protect against cell death triggered by in plantaexpression of the effector, AvrRpt2 (FIG. 1H). This SA/NPR1-mediatedinhibition is not limited to ETI mediated by RPS2, which is acoiled-coil class of NB-LRR (CNL) immune receptor, but also ETIactivated by RPS4 (FIGS. 1I and 1J) and RPP1 (FIG. 8C), which areToll/Interleukin-1 receptor class of NB-LRRs (TNLs) against effectorsAvrRps4 and ATR1, respectively. Taken together, these results indicatethat SA plays a general role in promoting survival of neighboring cellsduring ETI through the function of NPR1.

To determine how SA-induced and NPR1-dependent cell survival correlateswith protein homeostasis, we examined the accumulation of ubiquitinatedproteins after treating WT and npr1-2 plants with SA. We found SAconcentration-dependent accumulation of ubiquitinated proteins in WT,which is absent in npr1-2 (FIG. 1K). This result indicates that SA andNPR1 are involved in the accumulation of ubiquitinated proteins andimplies that NPR1, considering its predicted structural features, mightrecruit the ubiquitination machinery and/or directly function as an E3ligase adaptor in controlling protein homeostasis.

NPR1 Accumulates in the Cytoplasm and Undergoes SA-Triggered CondensateFormation. To determine the likely cellular compartment whereNPR1-mediated ubiquitination occurs, we analyzed the subcellularaccumulation of the endogenous NPR1 after SA treatment. As expected,NPR1 had predominant cytoplasmic accumulation in the mock-treated sample(0 mM SA), and an increased nuclear accumulation at 0.1 and 0.5 mM SAwith corresponding decreases in the cytoplasmic fraction (FIG. 2A, upperpanel).

Surprisingly, at 1 mM SA, more NPR1 accumulated in the cytoplasm,accompanied by its relative reduction in the nuclear fraction. With alonger exposure of the western blot, we could observe ubiquitinated NPR1(higher MW smear) in the nuclear fractions of the SA-treated samples(FIG. 2A, middle panels). In the cytoplasmic fraction, however, nocorresponding high MW NPR1 smear was observed, even though significantlevels of the unmodified NPR1 and other ubiquitinated proteins werepresent (FIG. 2A, middle panels). A detailed comparison of protein bandsbetween different SA concentrations showed a good correlation betweenlevels of ubiquitination and the accumulation of NPR1 in both cytoplasmand nucleus (FIG. 8D). These results indicate that nuclear-cytoplasmicpartitioning of the endogenous NPR1 is dynamically regulated by theconcentrations of SA and the protein is unstable in the nucleus.

To validate the fractionation result, we monitored thenuclear-cytoplasmic partitioning of NPR1-GFP in Arabidopsis usingtransient expression assay. We observed significant levels of NPR1-GFPin the cytoplasm of untreated plants (FIG. 2B), similar to what wasdetected in the fractionation experiment with the endogenous protein(FIG. 2A). Treatment with 1 mM SA led to predominant nuclearaccumulation of NPR1-GFP; whereas at 5 mM SA, fluorescence was detectedalso in the cytoplasm. This trend was consistent with the fractionationresult, albeit higher SA concentrations had to be used for this imagingexperiment. Surprisingly, SA also induced formation of discrete NPR1-GFPbodies, not only in the nucleus, but also in the cytoplasm (FIG. 2B).Importantly, cytoplasmic bodies were also observed at the lower SAconcentration when we used the SUMOylation-deficient mutant of NPR1,npr1sim3 (sim3 henceforth), which has a predominant cytoplasmiclocalization after SA treatment (FIG. 2B). The latter observationindicates that body formation in the cytoplasm is not a result ofpossible toxicity of the higher SA concentration, but rather is aconsequence of a specific PTM of NPR1, in this case, SUMOylation.Moreover, analysis of sim3-GFP localization in transgenic Arabidopsisshowed that these bodies form only in the surviving cells adjacent tothe ETI-induced cell death zone, ruling out a possible toxic effect ofexogenous SA application (FIG. 8E). Interestingly, amongimmunity-associated paralogs (NPR1-4), only NPR1 had significantSA-inducible cytoplasmic body formation (FIGS. 9A-9C).

Moreover, development-associated NPRS and NPR6 showed constitutivebodies as previously reported. Bimolecular fluorescence complementation(BiFC) showed that NPR1 interactions with other NPRs are unlikely totrigger its cytoplasmic body formation (FIG. 9D). This NPR1-specificprocess may reflect its functional divergence from NPR2-4. These resultsreveal that besides dynamically controlling the nuclear-cytoplasmicpartitioning of NPR1, SA also triggers formation of NPR1 bodies.

Because formation of NPR1 bodies is an induced process, and themorphology of the bodies is similar to that of phase separated proteins(Banani et al., 2017), we hypothesized that NPR1 undergoes conditionaltransition from soluble to condensed state, possibly through phaseseparation, to form the observed structures. To test our hypothesis, weperformed single-cell time-lapse imaging of NPR1-GFP body formation(FIG. 2C). Quantification of total fluorescence from each body showed agradual increase in the signal intensity over time as a result of theirgrowth in size (FIG. 2D). Importantly, in contrast to intensity, thenumber of bodies started to decrease after 50 min as a result of theirfusion (FIG. 2E). These behaviors are features of biomolecularcondensates driven by IDRs or multivalent domain/motif interactions.

To determine whether NPR1 harbors IDRs, we used all available predictionalgorithms and found cysteine-dependent or redox-sensitive IDRs (RDRs)to have the highest probability (FIG. 2F and Table 3). Remarkably, thesize and number of RDRs in NPRs (i.e., NPR1-6) closely correlated withtheir ability to form cytoplasmic condensates, with NPR1 having thehighest score and longest RDRs (FIGS. 9A and 9E). To validate theprediction result, we mutated the cysteine clusters of NPR1 within itsthree putative RDRs: rdr1 (npr1C150/155/156/160A); rdr2(npr1C378/385/394A); and rdr3 (npr1C511/521/529A) (FIG. 2F). We foundthat unlike WT, both rdr1 and rdr2 formed cytoplasmic condensates in theabsence of SA treatment (FIGS. 10A-10C), indicating that these cysteineclusters are required for keeping NPR1 out of state transition inuninduced cells.

In contrast, mutating RDR3 had no effect on protein state in untreatedcells (FIGS. 10A-10C), but completely abolished the SA-inducedcondensation in both cytoplasm and nucleus (FIGS. 2G and 2H), indicatingthat the cysteines in RDR3 are required for triggering NPR1 statetransition. Moreover, the lack of SA-induced condensation correlatedwith the reduced transcriptional co-activation function of rdr3 (FIG.2I) even though the protein had increased nuclear accumulation comparedto WT (FIG. 10D). Consistent with these results, random mutagenesis hasfound point mutations enriched in these conserved cysteines and RDRs,particularly in RDR3 (FIG. 2F and Table 4). Analysis of the SA-mediatedsurvival phenotype of transgenic plants expressing the rdr mutants inthe npr1-2 background revealed that consistent with theirnuclear-cytoplasmic partitioning (FIG. 10D) and transcriptionalco-activation function (FIGS. 10E and 10F), rdr1 had no protectionagainst cell death induced by Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2 (FIG. 10G), while rdr2displayed stronger protection (FIG. 10H). Importantly, despite itsenhanced nuclear accumulation, the rdr3 mutant partially compromised theprotection against cell death (FIG. 10I), supporting our hypothesis thatNPR1 condensation is required for its function in promoting survival.These results indicate that SA may trigger conformational change in NPR1through modulation of the conserved cysteines present within or invicinity of its disordered regions, which in turn leads to proteincondensation. Based on the above cellular and genetic data, we designatethe NPR1 bodies as “SINCs” for SA-induced NPR1 condensates. WhetherSINCs form through liquid-liquid phase separation will require furtherbiophysical studies. Together, these results show that SA not onlyinduces NPR1 transcriptional activity and turnover in the nucleus, butalso triggers SINC formation in the cytoplasm, suggesting that SAregulates protein homeostasis and cell survival through well-coordinatednuclear and cytoplasmic functions of NPR1.

SINCs are Enriched with Stress Proteins and Ubiquitination Components.To uncover the function of cytoplasmic NPR1 condensates, we performedquantitative proteomic analysis using the cytoplasmic sim3 mutant. Toensure that SA-mediated transcription by the nuclear NPR1 is intact, thesim3-GFP was expressed in the WT NPR1 background (sim3-GFP/Col-0). Afterconfirming that the line had proper SINC formation (FIG. 11A) andSA-induced ubiquitination (FIG. 11B), immunoprecipitation was performedagainst sim3-GFP in mock- and SA-treated plants followed by quantitativeLC-MS analysis of co-purified proteins (FIG. 11C).

From these samples with good reproducibility (FIGS. 11D and 11E), weidentified 171 proteins (“SINC components”) with statisticallysignificant over two-fold enrichment in the SA-treated samples versusmock (Table 5). Gene Ontology (GO) term analysis revealed enrichment indefense/stress-associated proteins in Biological Process (FIG. 11F),protein modification and catabolism in Molecular Function (FIG. 11G),and cytosol in Cellular Component (FIG. 11H) categories. Based on the GOterm analysis and literature search, the SINC components were assembledinto six intersecting functional groups: (1) defense response, celldeath and SA signaling; (2) protein homeostasis; (3) redox metabolism;(4) inter-organellar trafficking/protein transport; (5) DNA damageresponse; and (6) RNA binding/translation (FIG. 3A and Table 5).

FIG. 3B lists representatives of the four major functional groups.Notably, among the defense-related proteins, we found 10 NB-LRR diseaseresistance proteins together with other positive regulators of ETI, suchas EDS1 (enhanced disease resistance 1) and PAD4 (phytoalexin deficient4) (Heidrich et al., 2011); activators of hypersensitive cell death,such as BCS1 (cytochrome bc1 synthase 1); and proteins involved inSA-binding and signaling, such as NPR3. In the redox metabolism group,we found the cysteine-regulating glutathione pathway enzymes, such asglutathione peroxidase 8 (GPX8), glutathione S-transferase F6 (GSTF6)and glutathione S-transferase TAU 19 (GSTU19), which were previouslyidentified in the SA-induced proteome. The second large group ofproteins were associated with protein quality control, such as heatshock proteins, the ubiquitination machinery, such as ubiquitin,components of E1, E2, E3 ligase complex, and cysteine proteases,including ubiquitin-specific proteases (FIG. 3B and Table 5). Analysisof selected SINC components, EDS1 and BCS1 from the ETI/cell deathgroup, and GSTU19 from the redox metabolism group, confirmed their fullco-localization with sim3-GFP in the SA-induced condensates (FIG. 3C).

We then sought to determine the role of SA/NPR1 in the specific cellularpathways identified in SINCs, such as heat shock, oxidative and DNAdamage responses, based on the hypothesis that over-accumulation ofthese stress-responsive proteins would result in cell death. Indeed, wefound that SA significantly suppressed cell death induced by thesestresses in WT, but not in the npr1-2 mutant plants (FIG. 3D-3F),supporting our hypothesis that NPR1 promotes cell survival in responseto a broad spectrum of stimuli by sequestrating and/or degrading notonly key immune regulators, but also other stress proteins in SINCs.

NPR1 recruits CUL3 to Cytoplasmic Condensates. The presence ofubiquitin, ubiquitin ligases and E3 ligase complex components in SINCssuggests that NPR1 may regulate protein homeostasis by recruitingubiquitination machinery as a CRL3 adaptor. Previous studies have shownthat members of the NPR family can associate with CUL3 and serve asadaptors for ubiquitination of cognate substrates.

To test our hypothesis, NPR1 and CUL3 were co-expressed in Nicotianabenthamiana followed by 1 mM SA treatment and co-immunoprecipitation(co-IP). We found that the WT NPR1 had a weak pull-down signal of CUL3in the SA-treated sample (FIG. 4A).

A similar interaction was also detected with the endogenous CUL3 inArabidopsis (FIG. 4B). Interestingly, when co-expressed in E. coli, aninteraction between the two proteins could be easily observed (FIG. 4C),suggesting that NPR1-CUL3 association might be inhibited in planta byPTMs that are absent in E. coli.

To identify regions and residues that could influence CUL3-NPR1interaction, we included different truncations and point mutants of NPR1in our co-IP assay (FIG. 12A).

At the lower concentration of 1 mM SA used in this screen, the WT NPR1is predominantly nuclear localized (FIG. 12B), allowing us to identifyPTMs that could enhance the interaction with CUL3, assuming that itoccurs in the cytoplasm. First, we found that unlike the full-lengthprotein, the BTB domain of NPR1 was sufficient to strongly pulldown CUL3even in the absence of SA (FIGS. 4A and 12C), consistent with the notionthat BTB is the CUL3-interacting domain in CRL3 substrate adaptors. TheBTB domain was also required for interacting with the endogenous CUL3 inArabidopsis (FIG. 4B) and in E. coli (FIG. 4C). Similarly, deleting theC-terminal domain (CTD) of NPR1 in ACTD significantly enhanced theinteraction with CUL3 in the absence of SA (FIGS. 4A and 12C). Moreover,the CTD interacted with the BTB domain and outcompeted CUL3 forinteraction with BTB when co-expressed (FIG. 4D). These data suggestthat the full-length NPR1 is inhibited from interacting with CUL3 by itsCTD. Among point mutants with enhanced cytoplasmic localization, sim3and nls showed significantly stronger CUL3 pull-down signals compared tothe WT NPR1, while other such mutants, S55/59D and npr1-3, had verylittle signal (FIGS. 4A, 4B, and 12C). These data indicate thatNPR1-CUL3 interaction is controlled by NPR1 PTMs, such as SUMOylationand phosphorylation at S55/59, which affect NPR1 nuclear-cytoplasmicpartitioning and, perhaps, SINC formation.

To test this hypothesis, we used the BiFC assay to examine thesubcellular localization of NPR1-CUL3 interaction. Both NPR1 and sim3showed clear interactions with CUL3 in discrete cytoplasmic condensates,with the signal more intense for sim3 (FIGS. 4E and 4F). In contrast,the phosphomimic mutant, S55/59D, showed a significantly weaker BiFCsignal. The reduced S55/59D interaction with CUL3 observed in thepull-down and the BiFC assays (FIGS. 4A, 4E and 4F) correlated with itsinability to form SINCs (FIGS. 4G and 12B). A correlation was alsoobserved for the stronger CUL3 interactors, sim3, which could formcondensates at a lower concentration of SA (FIG. 12B), and ACTD, whichformed constitutive condensates (FIG. 12D). Unlike NPR1, NPR2-4interactions with CUL3 were predominantly in the nucleus (FIGS. 13A and13B).

In further support of our hypothesis that the NPR1-CUL3 interactionoccurs in cytoplasmic condensates, rdr1 and rdr2, which constitutivelyform condensates, showed strong interactions with CUL3, whereas rdr3,which is deficient in condensate formation, displayed little interaction(FIG. 4H).

To demonstrate that it is NPR1 that recruits CUL3 to the condensateinstead of CUL3 engaging NPR1 to a pre-existing complex, we analyzedGFP-CUL3 localization in the NbNPR1 knockdown plants (FIGS. 13C and13D). We found that compared to control, silencing of NbNPR1 reduced theSA-induced accumulation of GFP-CUL3 in cytoplasmic condensates, eventhough similar levels of the GFP-CUL3 were present (FIGS. 4I-4L).Together, these results show that NPR1 recruits CUL3 into SINCs throughits BTB domain.

NPR1-CUL3 Condensates Are Active Ubiquitination Complexes. To determinewhether recruitment of CUL3 into SINCs is associated with increasedubiquitination activity, we first examined the co-localization ofNPR1-CUL3 complex with known markers of protein bodies involved inprotein homeostasis: ubiquitin, ATG8, NBR1 (a polyubiquitin receptor)and HSC70. Because the sim3 mutant showed a stronger interaction withCUL3, we used the sim3/CUL3 BiFC pair for this analysis. We found thatsim3/CUL3 condensates co-localized strongly with all four markers ofprotein bodies, but not with markers of the morphologically similarmembrane-bound bodies such as Golgi, TGN and MVB (FIGS. 5A and 13E).

Importantly, co-localization of sim3-GFP with mCherry-NBR1, wassignificantly enhanced by the presence of CUL3 (FIG. 5B), suggestingthat the recruitment of a functional CUL3 into the NPR1 condensates isrequired for the accumulation of polyubiquitinated protein species inthese structures.

To further establish the correlation between the SA-dependentrecruitment of CUL3 into condensates and protein ubiquitination, weperformed NPR1-CUL3 and sim3-CUL3 pull down under dose response to SA.We found an increase in the interaction between 0-1 mM SA for both NPR1and sim3 (FIG. 5C, upper panel). By testing the level of total proteinubiquitination in the same samples, we observed a clear correlationbetween formation of the NPR1-CUL3 complex and the accumulation ofubiquitinated proteins (FIGS. 5C, lower panel, and 13F). Notably, thebaseline SA-dependent ubiquitination was lower for sim3 than NPR1,possibly because sim3 is defective in its nuclear function in inducingtranscription of potential substrates and/or ubiquitination machinerycomponents. Interestingly, the reduction in ubiquitination at 3 mM SAcorrelated with reduced neddylation of CUL3 (FIG. 5C, upper Myc-CUL3band), suggesting that ubiquitination observed in this experiment was aresult of active CUL3. To confirm that this NPR1-mediated ubiquitinationis dependent on CUL3 activity, we created an inactive,neddylation-deficient form of CUL3 (CUL3ARBX1) and observed a reductionin its ubiquitination activity (FIG. 5D). A similar reduction wasobserved when we silenced the endogenous N. benthamiana CUL3 (NbCUL3)(FIGS. 5E, 13C and 13D). Together, these results indicate thatrecruitment of CUL3 into SINCs is associated with increasedubiquitination activity, and further support our hypothesis that SINCsand SINC components can be targeted for degradation by the cytoplasmicNPR1-CRL3 complex to promote cell survival.

NPR1 Targets SINC-localized Proteins for Ubiquitination and Degradation.Many SINC proteins identified in our proteomic analysis, such as NB-LRRsand EDS1/PAD4 involved in ETI signaling (FIG. 3 ; Table 5), are primecandidates for explaining the role of NPR1 condensates in preventingETI-induced cell death (FIGS. 1A-1K). The presence of diversestress-responsive proteins in the NPR1 condensates is consistent withthe central role that NPR1 plays in promoting cell survival under abroad range of adverse conditions that could lead to cell death (FIGS.3A-3F). We selected EDS1 to test our hypothesis. First, we found thatEDS1 could interact both with WT and cytoplasmic sim3 mutant in planta(FIG. 6A) and in E. coli (FIG. 6B), indicating that NPR1 recruits EDS1into SINCs through a direct interaction.

Next, we observed complete co-localization of EDS1 with NPR1/CUL3 andsim3/CUL3 bodies (FIG. 6C) suggesting that NPR1 may target EDS1 fordegradation in SINCs through NPR1-CRL3-mediated ubiquitination. To testthis hypothesis, we examined the stability of EDS1 in the WT and npr1-2plants in the presence of SA and protein synthesis inhibitorcycloheximide (CHX). We found that in WT plants, the amount of EDS1significantly decreased in the absence of new protein synthesis, andthis decrease was dependent on SA-mediated activation of NPR1 (FIGS. 6Dand 14A).

In npr1-2, while the accumulation of EDS1 was low, the protein levelsremained unchanged after SA treatment. Similar results were obtainedwith another SINC-localized and NPR1-dependent and interacting protein,NIM1-interacting 1 (NIMIN1) (FIGS. 14A and 14B). These results indicatethat specific immune regulators directly interacting with NPR1 could betargeted for degradation in SINCs through NPR1-CRL3-mediatedubiquitination. Indeed, we observed increased SA-mediated ubiquitinationof EDS1 in WT, but not in npr1-2 nor eds1-2 which is a mutant of one ofthe two homologous EDS1 genes in Col-0 (FIG. 6E, upper blot).Interestingly, eds1-2 mutant showed reduced levels of SA-inducedubiquitination (FIG. 6E, bottom blot), consistent with the requirementof EDS1 for amplification of SA signaling in plants. Together, theseresults support our hypothesis that NPR1 targets EDS1 to promotesurvival during ETI.

WRKY TFs Required for ETI Are Targets of the NPR1-CRL3 Complex. BecauseEDS1 is a major upstream immune regulator involved in not only ETI, butalso SA synthesis, it would be difficult to use genetic epistasis totest the specific effect of NPR1 in recruiting EDS1 to SINCs forubiquitination and degradation. To remedy this problem, we sought otherpotential candidates. Among the known NPR1-interacting proteins, WRKY70TF has been shown to play opposing roles as a repressor of SA synthesisand SA-responsive genes and a positive regulator of various ETI. LikeEDS1, WRKY70 interacts more strongly with the cytoplasmic sim3 mutantthan the WT NPR1, suggesting that this WRKY TF and perhaps its closehomolog WRKY54 may be recruited to SINCs. In support of this hypothesis,we found that these WRKYs could indeed co-localize with sim3/CUL3 bodies(FIG. 6F).

Moreover, analysis of the constitutively expressed WRKY70-GFP in WT andnpr1-2 plants showed that while NPR1 was required for stabilization ofWRKY70-GFP in the absence of SA, the protein level was reduced in anNPR1- and proteasome-dependent manner in the presence of SA (FIG. 6G).Consistently, we observed increased ubiquitination of WRKY70-GFP in theSA-treated WT but not in the npr1-2 mutant (FIG. 6H). In addition to thein vivo data, we reconstituted the NPR1-CRL3-mediated ubiquitinationcascade in E. coli and showed that both WT NPR1 and the sim3 couldmediate ubiquitination of WRKY70 (FIGS. 6I, 14C and 14D).

We next sought to put NPR1-mediated degradation of these WRKY TFs in thecontext of NPR1's function in promoting cell survival by testing ETIinduced by Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2 in wrky54 wrky70 double and npr1 wrky54wrky70 triple mutants. Mutating WRKY54 and WRKY70 diminished theETI-triggered cell death (FIGS. 7A and 7B) and led to enhanced pathogengrowth (FIG. 7C) independent of SA pre-treatment, confirming thepositive role of these TFs in ETI.

Moreover, these wrky54 wrky70 phenotypes were epistatic to those ofnpr1-2 in the npr1 wrky54 wrky70 triple mutant, once again renderingstrong support for our hypothesis that NPR1 inhibits cell death bydegrading positive regulators of ETI such as WRKY54 and WRKY70. Based onthe molecular, cellular, and genetic data, we present the followingmodel to describe the molecular function of NPR1 in mediating cellsurvival (FIG. 7D). During ETI, infected cells turn on their cell deathprogram as a result of NB-LRR activation by the pathogen effector andsignal transduction through components such as EDS1/PAD4 and WRKY54/70TFs. Concurrently, an increase in SA leads to dephosphorylation of NPR1at S55/59, releasing NPR1 monomers to enter the nucleus. SUMOylation ofNPR1 in the nucleus is not only required for its transcription cofactoractivity, but also facilitates its degradation by the NPR3/4-CRL3complex to remove its inhibitory effect on ETI. In adjacent cells, whereETI becomes unnecessary due to the low pathogen load, the cell survivalprogram becomes predominant through SA-mediated activation of nuclearNPR1 to induce transcription of SAR genes, including SINC components,and the formation of SINCs in the cytoplasm to sequester and degradeproteins involved in cell death, such as NB-LRRs, EDS1, and WRKY54/70.Even though the tipping point of this cell death and survival decisionis unknown, it is likely to involve PTMs of NPR1 regulated by the levelof the pathogen signal. If the cell survival program is activated bytreating plants with SA prior to being exposed to an ETI-inducingsignal, they become deficient in ETI (FIGS. 7A-7C).

Discussion

In this study, we found that NPR1 has a major role in controllingprotein homeostasis through formation of previously unknown subcellularstructures, SINCs, to sequester distinct stress-responsive components inthe cytoplasm. Importantly, this cytoplasmic function of NPR1 likelyoccurs subsequent to its nuclear function in SA/NPR1-mediatedtranscriptional reprogramming, explaining why such a function wasobscured in previous studies. Indeed, many of the proteins found inSINCs are SA-inducible (FIGS. 3A-3F; Table 5). Moreover, functionalvalidation of the pathways identified in SINCs showed that NPR1 promotessurvival in response to not only pathogen-induced cell death, but alsoto heat shock, oxidative and DNA damage responses (FIGS. 3A-3F).Importantly, many of the defense-associated SINC components are alsopart of ubiquitination machinery, such as E1, E2 and Cullin-associatedNEDD8-dissociated protein 1 (CAND1) (FIG. 3B and Table 5). Because thegreat majority of SA-regulated transcriptome is NPR1-dependent withoutSA/NPR1-mediated transcriptional induction of defense genes and proteinquality control machineries, it would not be necessary, nor possible tomaintain protein homeostasis. For example, NPR1 not only induces NIMIN1,WRKY54 and WRKY70 gene transcription in the nucleus, but also mediatesdegradation of these TFs in the cytoplasmic SINCs. Therefore, mutantsblocking the nuclear function of NPR1, such as sim3 and nls, arecompromised in SAR even though they still maintain their abilities tointeract with CUL3 and ubiquitinate substrates. By applying SA to firstactivate NPR1 condensate formation, we were able to observe the strikingeffect that NPR1 has on cell survival in the subsequent ETI tests usinga high pathogen inoculant at which SA-mediated SAR is insufficient inrendering resistance (FIGS. 1A-1K and 7A-7D).

The dynamic distribution of NPR1 between nucleus and cytoplasm inducedby SA allows coordination of NPR1′s function between the twocompartments to achieve proper control of plant immune responses. Thisprocess is regulated at multiple steps: Pathogen-induced SA increase isknown to change the cellular redox state, leading to the release of NPR1monomer from the homo-oligomer to translocate into the nucleus. In theabsence of SA, the NPR1 homo-oligomer does not form cytoplasmiccondensates, nor interact with CUL3, probably due to phosphorylation atS55/59, because the phosphomimic mutant, S55/59D, is defective in bothof these processes. SA-induced dephosphorylation at these two residuesis required for activation of NPR1 to either enter the nucleus or toform SINCs in the cytoplasm as the phospho-deficient mutant S55/59A hasautoimmunity and is severely retarded in growth. Dephosphorylation atS55/59 is also a pre-requisite for SUMOylation in the nucleus, becauseS55/59D is incompetent for this PTM (Saleh et al., 2015). SUMOylationand subsequent ubiquitination and degradation of nuclear NPR1 mediatedby NPR3/4-CRL3 also interplay with SINC formation in the cytoplasm, asshown by the increased SINC formation in sim3 (FIG. 2B) and thesequestration of NPR3 in SINCs (FIG. 3B and Table 5).

Importantly, at all SA concentrations tested, the endogenous NPR1 wasnever completely depleted from the cytoplasm. In fact, we observed aclear increase in the levels of NPR1 protein in the cytoplasm at higherSA concentrations which correlated with protein condensation. However,we cannot rule out the presence of NPR1 condensates at lower SAconcentrations because of the limitation in detection. Though highprotein levels are required for visualizing condensates throughmicroscopy, their formation is determined by the biological propertiesof the proteins. The phosphomimic S55/59D mutant and paralogs, NPR2,NPR3 and NPR4, all fail to form cytoplasmic condensates (FIGS. 4A-4L and9A-9E), whereas NPR1's ability to form condensates is dependent on thespecific redox-sensitive cysteine clusters within the predicted RDRs ofthe protein. A similar regulation was found in the E. coli heat shockprotein 33 (Hsp33). This redox-sensing chaperone can form active bodiesupon oxidative stress, which induces transition to a more disorderedstate, exposing the substrate-binding surface of the protein. Thus,SA-dependent transition of NPR1 into condensates could be triggered byits ability to sense the redox state of the cell, which is consistentwith the enriched accumulation of glutathione pathway components inSINCs (FIGS. 3A-3F and Table 5). Formation of NPR1 condensates isrequired for its ability to recruit CUL3 (FIGS. 4A-4L). Accumulation ofmultiple interactors of NPR1 may facilitate its condensation andsubsequent recruitment of CUL3. Indeed, for the well-studied CRL3adaptor Speckle-type POZ protein (SPOP), substrate binding is necessaryfor its phase separation and formation of an active E3 ligase complexwith CUL3.

Condensate formation is a feature of proteins that occupy essential hubpositions in chromatin organization, transcription, translation,maintenance of cell architecture and protein quality control. Recentdevelopment in NPR1 research expanded the list of its interactors andcellular processes in histone modification, cold acclimation, unfoldedprotein response and SAR. Carrying out these functions would requireformation of multi-protein complexes with diverse signaling andmetabolic activities. The intrinsic ability of NPR1 to transition fromone conformational state to another by forming condensates is aremarkable adaptation enabling it to regulate complex cellularprocesses, such as signal transduction and protein homeostasis understress, to promote host survival. This may explain why overexpressingArabidopsis NPR1 in heterologous plant backgrounds proved to beeffective in engineering broad-spectrum disease resistance. Besidesserving as a hub for regulating protein homeostasis during cell stress,SINCs may also play a signaling role in plant immunity. The presence of10 NB-LRR immune receptors, their downstream components EDS1/PAD4,cysteine proteases, cellular redox regulators, ubiquitination, and DNAdamage response proteins opens new areas of inquiry for possibleinterplay between these processes inside SINCs to uncover novelsignaling mechanisms.

Experimental Model and Subject Details

Arabidopsis thaliana (At) wild type (WT), mutants, and transgenic plantsused in this study were all in the Col-0 ecotype background, with theexception of the Ws-2 ecotype which was used for Pseudomonas fluorescens(Pf) Pf0-1 AvrRps4 infection. Unless otherwise indicated, transgenicArabidopsis over-expressing GFP-fused NPR1 or its mutant/truncationvariants, are all in the npr1-2 mutant background. Arabidopsis mutantsnpr1-2, sid2-2, rps2, wrky54 wrky70 double and eds1-2; and transgeniclines over-expressing NPR1-GFP and sim3-GFP in the npr1-2 background,the dex:AvrRpt2/rps2 line, and the estradiol-inducible AvrRpt2(est:AvrRpt2) lines in the Col-0, sid2-2 and rps2 backgrounds weredescribed previously. Transgenic Arabidopsis over-expressing sim3-GFP inthe Col-0 background, ABTB-GFP and rdr1/2/3-GFP in the npr1-2background, and WRKY70-GFP in the Col-0 background, were generated andplants homozygous for the transgenes were used. Transgenic Arabidopsisover-expressing WRKY70-GFP in the npr1-2 background was generated bycrossing WRKY70-GFP/Col-0 with the npr1-2 mutant. Thedexamethasone-inducible AvrRpt2 line in the npr1-2 mutant background(dex:AvrRpt2/npr1-2) was generated by crossing dex:AvrRpt2/Col-0(McNellis et al., 1998) with the npr1-2 mutant. The npr1 wrky54 wrky70triple mutant was generated by crossing wrky54 wrky70 double mutant withnpr1-2. Seeds were stratified at 4° C. for three days and plants weregrown under a 12 hr light and 12 hr dark cycle at 22° C. Nicotianabenthamiana WT plants were grown under the same conditions. Unlessotherwise indicated, in all experiments, soil-grown Arabidopsis and N.benthamiana plants were used at three-week-old and four-week-old age,respectively.

Method Details

Plasmid construction and E. coli-based ubiquitination: The codingsequences for all Arabidopsis genes were amplified from cDNA. Pointmutations of AtNPR1 (AT1G64280) were generated using the QuikChange IIsite-directed mutagenesis kit (Agilent). Overlap PCR was used togenerate the deletion/truncation mutations of AtCUL3A (AT1G26830) andAtNPR1. The position of NPR1 truncations and point mutations areindicated in FIG. 12A and Table 4. The WT and mutated coding sequencesfor all genes and gene fusions were sub-cloned into the pDONR207 gatewaydonor vector and confirmed by sequencing. The obtained entry vectorswere recombined into either plant or E. coli destination vectors withoutor with an N- or C-terminal tag. For in planta expression, genes wererecombined into the plant binary vectors pK7FWG2, pSITE-4NB and pLN462to generate C-terminal eGFP, mCherry and HA fusions, respectively; intopK7WGF2, pEG201, pEG202, pEG203 and pEG204 to generate N-terminal eGFP,HA, FLAG, Myc and V5 fusions, respectively. For co-expression of NPR1and CUL3 in E. coli, NPR1 or its mutant/truncation variants were firstrecombined into pDEST15 vector to generate N-terminal GST fusions(GST-NPR1). Next, E. coli-codon-optimized coding sequence of AtCUL3Afused to the Myc tag was amplified from pEG203-CUL3 and inserted betweenNdeI and XhoI in the MCS-II of pCDFDuet-1 to generatepCDFDuet-1:Myc-CUL3 plasmid. The two plasmids, pDEST15-NPR1 andpCDFDuet-1:Myc-CUL3, were co-transformed into the E. coli strainBL21(DE3) and protein expression was induced with 0.25 mM IPTG for 12 hrat 20° C. For co-expression of NPR1 and EDS1 in E. coli, the codingsequence of AtEDS1 (AT3G48090) fused to FLAG tag was inserted betweenNcoI and NotI in MCS-I of pETDuet-1 to first generate thepETDuet-1:FLAG-EDS1 plasmid. Next, the coding sequences of GST-NPR1fusion or GST alone were amplified from the corresponding pDEST15-basedconstructs and inserted between NdeI and AvrII in MCS-II ofpETDuet-1:FLAG-EDS1 to generate pETDuet-1:FLAG-EDS1+GST-NPR1 orpETDuet-1:FLAG-EDS1+GST plasmid. The obtained plasmids were transformedinto the E. coli strain BL21(DE3) and protein expression was inducedwith 0.25 mM IPTG for 12 hr at 20° C. The neddylation-deficientCUL3□RBX1 mutant was generated by deleting the RBX1 binding motif(F563-E581) in AtCUL3A based on the corresponding deletion in the HsCUL3(Furukawa et al., 2003). mCherry-fused organelle markers were describedpreviously: TGN (trans-Golgi network/early endosome), MVB(multivehicular body/late endosome); Golgi and Peroxisome; and HSC70(heat shock cognate 70). The N-terminal mCherry-fusions of AtUbiquitin(AT5G03240), ATG8 (autophagy-related 8a; AT4G21980) and polyubiquitinreceptor NBR1 (next to BRCA1 gene 1; AT4G24690) were generated byrecombining entry vectors carrying the mCherry-fused coding sequencesinto the pEG100 plant binary vector. The C-terminal mCherry fusions ofAtEDS1, AtGSTU19 (AT1G78380), AtBCS1 (AT3G50930), AtNIMIN1 (AT1G02450),AtWRKY54 (AT2G40750) and AtWRKY70 (AT3G56400) were generated byrecombining entry vectors carrying the coding sequences into thepSITE-4NB plant binary vector. The mCherry-NLS nuclear marker wasgenerated by recombining entry vector carrying the coding sequence ofmCherry fused to the SV40 nuclear localization signal (CGGGPKKKRKVED(SEQ ID NO: 161)) into the pEG100 plant binary vector. For bimolecularfluorescence complementation (BiFC), entry vectors carrying the codingsequences of genes and their mutant variants were recombined into thepSITE-cEYFP-N1 binary vector for C-terminal fusion with the cYFP half(YC), or into the pSITE-nEYFP-C1 for N-terminal fusion with the nYFPhalf (YN). To construct the PR1 promoter reporter, entry vector carryingthe 2367-bp upstream fragment of AtPR1 (AT2G14610) gene was recombinedinto a dual luciferase reporter system adapted for Gateway cloning, togenerate the pPR1:DUAL-LUC (pPR1:FLUC/35S:RLUC) plant binary vector.

To generate the RNAi silencing vectors for NbNPR1 and NbCUL3, proteinsequences for all six AtNPRs [AtNPR1, AtNPR2 (AT4G26120), AtNPR3(AT5G45110), AtNPR4 (AT4G19660), AtNPR5 (AT2G41370) and AtNPR6(AT3G57130)] and all six AtCULLINs [AtCUL1 (AT4G02570), AtCUL2(AT1G02980), AtCUL3A (AT1G26830), AtCUL3B (AT1G69670), AtCUL4(AT5G46210) and AtCUL5 (AT4g12100)] were used to retrieve orthologs inthe N. benthamiana genome assembly (Fernandez-Pozo et al., 2015a). Thecoding sequences of two genes found in the NPR1 clade[Niben101Scf14780g01001.1 (NbNPR1a) and Niben101Scf11512g01004.1(NbNPR1b)], and four genes found in the CUL3 clade[Niben101Scf01326g05017.1 (NbCUL3Aa), Niben101Scf05060g00001.1(NbCUL3Ab), Niben101Scf06545g03015.1 (NbCUL3Ba) andNiben101Scf00272g10015.1 (NbCUL3Bb)] were further submitted to thevirus-induced gene silencing (VIGS) tool to predict conserved genefragments for silencing each clade (Fernandez-Pozo et al., 2015b). A300-bp fragment was designed to silence the two NbNPR1 genes, and a600-bp fusion fragment was designed to silence the four NbCUL3 genes.The fragments were amplified from N. benthamiana genomic DNA usinggene-specific primers (Table 6) and cloned into the pTRV2-LIC plasmid togenerate pTRV2-NbNPR1 and pTRV2-NbCUL3 plant binary vectors. The controlvector carrying the N. benthamiana phytoene desaturase gene(pTRV2-NbPDS) was described previously. The ubiquitination reaction wascarried out according to the previously described principle ofreconstituting basic ubiquitination cascade in E. coli. To reconstitutethe complex, CUL3-mediated ubiquitination cascade, the reactioncomponents consisting total of seven proteins (Substrate, NPR1, CUL3,RBX1, E1, E2 and Ubiquitin) were co-expressed in E. coli using amodified Duet vector system (Novagen). Three expression vectors wereconstructed: (1) pETDuet-1:FLAG-WRKY70+GST-NPR1 orpETDuet-1:FLAG-WRKY70+GST-sim3 or pETDuet-1:FLAG-WRKY70+GST (pET-AdS);(2) pACYCDuet-1:RBX1+Myc-CUL3 (pACYC-RC3); and (3)pCDFDuet-1:HA-Ub+UBC8+UBA1 (pCDF-Ub; FIG. 14C). To construct pET-AdS,the coding sequence of AtWRKY70 fused to the FLAG tag was amplified frompEG202-WRKY70 and inserted between NcoI and NotI in MCS-I of thepETDuet-1 to generate the pETDuet-1:FLAG-WRKY70 plasmid. Next, thecoding sequences of NPR1 or sim3 fused to GST, or GST alone, wereamplified from the corresponding pDEST15-based constructs and insertedbetween NdeI and AvrII in MCS-II of the pETDuet-1:FLAG-WRKY70 togenerate pETDuet-1:FLAG-WRKY70+GST-NPR1, pETDuet-1:FLAG-WRKY70+GST-sim3or pETDuet-1:FLAG-WRKY70+GST plasmids. To construct pACYC-RC3, the E.coli-codon-optimized sequence of AtRBX1 (AT5G20570) was inserted betweenNcoI and HindIII in the MCS-I of pACYCDuet-1 to generatepACYCDuet-1:RBX1. Next, E. coli-codon-optimized sequence of AtCUL3Afused to the Myc tag was amplified from pEG203-CUL3 and inserted betweenNdeI and XhoI in the MCS-II of pACYCDuet-1:RBX1 to generate thepACYCDuet-1:RBX1+Myc-CUL3 plasmid. To construct pCDF-Ub, the codingsequence of AtUbiquitin (Ub) fused to HA was amplified from pEG201-Uband inserted between NcoI and EcoRI in the MCS-I of pCDFDuet-1 togenerate pCDFDuet-1:HA-Ub. Next, coding sequence of AtUBC8 (AT5G41700),in which its single NcoI restriction site was eliminated by introducinga silent mutation, was inserted between NcoI and HindIII in the MCS-I ofpCDFDuet-1 to generate pCDFDuet-1:UBC8. Next, the entire fragmentrequired for expression of UBC8 (T7 promoter, lac operator, rbs andUBC8) was amplified from pCDFDuet-1:UBC8 and inserted between EcoRI andNotI in the MCS-I of pCDFDuet-1:HA-Ub, downstream to HA-Ub, to generatethe pCDFDuet-1:HA-Ub+UBC8 plasmid. Next, coding sequence of AtUBA1(AT2G30110) was inserted between FseI and AvrII in the MCS-II ofpCDFDuet-1:HA-Ub+UBC8 to generate the pCDFDuet-1:HA-Ub+UBC8+UBA1plasmid. The three vectors, pET-AdS, pACYC-RC3 and pCDF-Ub, wereco-transformed into the E. coli strain BL21(DE3) and ubiquitinationreaction was initiated by inducing protein expression with 0.5 mM IPTGfor 3 hr at 28° C. in the presence of 1 mM sodium salicylate (SA;Sigma). Proteins were extracted by mechanical disruption with lysisbuffer containing 125 mM Tris HCl (pH 7.5), 150 mM NaCl, cocktail ofprotease inhibitors, 1 mM PMSF (phenylmethylsulfonyl fluoride, Sigma),7.15 mM BME (β-mercaptoethanol), 1 mM EDTA, 10 mM NEM (N-ethylmaleimide,Sigma). Expression of proteins was confirmed with SDS-PAGE on the totallysate. To detect ubiquitination of FLAG-WRKY70 under denaturingconditions, 1% SDS was added to the lysate and heated at 95° C. for 10min, then diluted 10 times with the lysis buffer and subjected toimmunoprecipitation (IP) using α-FLAG magnetic agarose beads 888(ThermoFisher). Eluted proteins were subjected to SDS-PAGE and probedwith α-FLAG and α-HA. Table 6 lists all primer sequences used in thisstudy.

Plant transformation: For plant transformations, the Agrobacteriumtumefaciens strain GV3101 was transformed with plant binary vectorscarrying the indicated transgenes. For stable expression in Arabidopsis,a floral dipping method was used. For transient expression in Nbenthamiana, the Agrobacterium carrying the indicated construct wascultured overnight at 28° C. in Luria-Bertani (LB) broth mediumsupplemented with appropriate antibiotics: spectinomycin (100 μg/ml),kanamycin (50 μg/ml), gentamycin (50 μg/ml), and rifampicin (25 μg/ml).The obtained culture was re-inoculated at 1:10 into fresh growth mediawith antibiotics and grown for another 4 hr. Cells were then spun downat 1,600 g for 10 min, and inoculum was prepared by resuspending cellsto OD600 nm=1 in double distilled water (DDW) containing 200 μMacetosyringone (Sigma). Unless otherwise stated, for co-IP,co-localization, and BiFC assays in N. benthamiana, the proteins wereco-expressed at 1:1 mixture of the relevant Agrobacteria inoculums. Inall BiFC assays, the pair of YN/YC fusions was co-expressed togetherwith free mCherry to mark the cytoplasm and nucleus, mCherry-NLS to markthe nucleus only, or mCherry-fused test proteins for co-localizationanalysis. The inoculum was pressure infiltrated into N. benthamianaleaves at the abaxial side using 1 ml syringe without the needle. Due tolow overall levels of NPR1-GFP in transgenic plants, a transientexpression assay in Arabidopsis seedlings was used to monitor NPR1-GFPsubcellular localization after SA treatment (FIG. 2B). To limit theimaging time in this transient assay (2 hours), a higher baseline SAconcentration had to be used. Seeds of WT (Col-0) Arabidopsis weregerminated on solid half-strength Murashige and Skoog (1/2 MS) mediumand grown for 4 days. Agrobacterium carrying the indicated constructswas grown overnight in LB medium supplemented with appropriateantibiotics. The obtained culture was re-inoculated at 1:10 intovirulence induction medium [50.78 mM MES, 0.5% Glucose, 1.734 mMNaH2PO4, 5% of 20X-AB mix (373.9 mM NH4C1, 24.34 mM MgSO4, 40.23 mM KCl,1.36 mM CaCl2 and 0.18 mM FeSO4·7H2O), 200 μM acetosyringone]supplemented with 25 μg/ml rifampicin and grown for another 24 hr at 28°C. to OD600=0.8 (inoculum). Seedlings were vacuum-infiltrated with theinoculum, and at 48 hpi (hours post inoculation), treatments wereperformed by submerging the transformed seedlings in water or SAsolution at indicated concentrations for 2 hr. Entire cotyledons weresampled for microscopy.

Chemical treatment, pathogen infection and cell death assays. Forsoil-grown Arabidopsis plants, SA treatment was carried out with sprayat indicated concentrations. For seedlings grown vertically on solid 1/2MS medium for 10-12 days, SA 925 treatment (1 mM), with or without theproteasome inhibitor MG132 (50 μM), and protein synthesis 926 inhibitorcycloheximide (100 μM) was done by submerging them in solutions forindicated periods. Unless otherwise stated, in N. benthamiana, SAtreatment was done by infiltrating leaves 24 hr after agroinfiltration.SA pre-treatment of mature Arabidopsis was done by spray 24 hr beforebacterial infection or cell death induction. For bacterial infections,Pseudomonas syringae pv. maculicola ES4326 carrying AvrRpt2 or AvrRpm1effectors, and Pf Pf0-1 carrying functional AvrRps4 or non-functionalAvrRps4KRVY-AAAA effectors were grown for 2 days on solid King's Bmedium supplemented with appropriate antibiotics. An inoculum wasprepared by resuspending cells in 10 mM MgSO4 to obtain the desiredoptical density: Psm ES4326/AvrRpt2 (OD600 nm=0.02); Psm ES4326/AvrRpm1(OD600 nm=0.1); Pf Pf0-1/AvrRps4 and Pf Pf0-1/AvrRps4KRVY-AAAA (OD600nm=0.2). Bacteria were pressure infiltrated into mature leaves ofthree-week-old Arabidopsis plants and cell death or bacterial growthwere assessed at indicated times post inoculation (hpi, hours postinoculation; dpi, days post inoculation). Induction of cell death index:AvrRpt2 transgenic plants was performed by spraying plants orinfiltrating individual leaves with 25 μM dexamethasone (Sigma).Induction of cell death in est:AvrRpt2 transgenic plants was performedby infiltrating individual leaves with 941 50 μM β-estradiol (Sigma).Heat stress was applied by incubating mature leaf disks from three-942week-old Arabidopsis plants in 45° C. water bath for 45 min. Oxidativestress was induced by spraying three-week-old Arabidopsis plants with0.25 mM water solution of MV (Methyl viologen dichloride hydrate;Sigma). UV-C irradiation was performed on leaf disks from three-week-oldArabidopsis plants using UV crosslinker with total dose of 20 kJ/m2.Cell death was monitored using electrolyte leakage assay 1 hr afterpathogen infection, or induction of dex:AvrRpt2 and est:AvrRpt2, orapplication of stresses. For electrolyte leakage, 12 leaf disks weresampled from four plants for each treatment/genotype in threereplicates. After sampling, the disks were washed with DDW andconductivity was measured every 3 hr using Orion Star™ A222 PortableConductivity Meter (ThermoFisher). Monitoring the RPP1/ATR1-induced celldeath in the presence of SA was done by addition of SA into the leafdisks incubation solution with subsequent subtraction of theconductivity reads contributed by SA from the total reads. For bacterialgrowth assay, leaf disks were sampled at 1 dpi from eight infectedplants per treatment/genotype, ground in 10 mM MgSO4, and plated withsequential dilutions on King's B medium plates supplemented withappropriate antibiotics. At 2 days, the bacterial colonies were scored.

Trypan blue staining. Leaves of three-week-old Arabidopsis infected withPsm ES4326/AvrRpt2 were sampled at 1 dpi, boiled in 95% ethanol untilcompletely bleached, followed by boiling for 3 min in a 1:1 mixture of95% ethanol and staining solution (10 ml lactic acid, 10 ml glycerol, 10g phenol and 10 mg trypan blue, dissolved in 10 ml DDW). The leaves werethen de-stained in 2.5 g/ml chloral hydrate solution and transferred to70% glycerol for subsequent imaging.

VIGS assay. The silencing of NbNPR1 (NbNPR1-RNAi) and NbCUL3(NbCUL3-RNAi) was done using VIGS assay performed as previouslydescribed. Ten-day-old WT N. benthamiana plants were inoculated withAgrobacteria (GV3101) carrying the helper plasmid pTRV1-LIC mixed at 1:1with a strain carrying either pTRV2-LIC (empty vector control, E.V.),pTRV2-NbPDS (positive control), pTRV2-NbNPR1 or pTRV2-NbCUL3 vectors.Ten days later, gene silencing in the mock and SA-treated plants wasverified in the systemic leaves by qPCR using gene-specific andreference gene (eIF4a) primers (Table 6). NbNPR1 silencing wasadditionally confirmed by analysis of NbPR1 expression. The silencedleaves were used in the standard transient expression assay byagroinfiltration using strains carrying the indicated test genes; andgene expression was assayed at 2 dpi.

Quantitative PCR. Total RNA was extracted from fresh leaf tissue withTrizol reagent (Sigma). cDNA was synthetized using the SuperScript IIIcDNA Synthesis (Thermofisher). QPCR was performed with FastStartUniversal SYBR Green Master Kit (Roche) using Mastercycler ep realplex(Eppendorf). Gene specific primers used for qPCR are listed in Table 6.

PR1 promoter activity and dual luciferase assay. For promotertransactivation assays, the PR1 promoter reporter (pPR1:DUAL-LUC) wastransiently co-expressed in N. benthamiana together with free HA, orHA-fused WT NPR1 or npr1 mutants (effectors) followed by treatment withSA at 1 dpi. At 2 dpi (24 hr after SA treatment), leaf discs werecollected, ground in liquid nitrogen, and lysed with the PLB buffer ofthe Dual-Luciferase Reporter Assay System (Promega, E1910). Lysate wasspun down at 12,000 g for 1 min, and 10 μl was taken for measuring FLUCand RLUC activities according to manufacturer's instructions using aVictor3 plate reader (PerkinElmer). At 25° C., substrates for FLUC andRLUC were added using the automatic injector and after 3 s shaking and 3s delay, the signals were captured for 3 s and recorded as counts persecond. To obtain the PR1 promoter activity, the ratio of F-LUC andR-LUC activities was calculated for each effector and plotted relativeto that of free HA.

Confocal laser scanning microscopy. Unless otherwise indicated, allimaging data and micrographs for single protein imaging,co-localizations, BiFC and time-lapse were obtained from the transientexpression in N. benthamiana using the relevant Agrobacteria strains.All imaging was done with confocal laser scanning fluorescencemicroscopy using Zeiss 880 airyscan inverted confocal microscope with a40×/1.2 water correction objective. GFP (eGFP) was excited with a 488 nmargon laser and emission was collected with a 505-530 nm band passfilter. YFP was excited with an argon laser using a 514 nm beamsplitter, and emission was detected with a 520-555 nm band pass filter.mCherry was excited with a 561 nm diode laser, and emission was detectedwith a 575-615 nm band pass filter. When eGFP/YFP were imaged togetherwith mCherry, a spectral GASP detector was used to collect emission fromeGFP/YFP. Propidium iodide (PI) was excited with 488 nm argon laser andemission was detected with a 590-620 nm band pass filter. Time-lapseimaging was carried out on live leaf tissue samples from N. benthamianaplants transiently expressing the protein of interest. Image acquisitionwas done in 5 min intervals for the duration of 2 hr by scanning 30consecutive focal planes along the Z-axis covering the entire thicknessof an epidermal cell. Z-projection was done to each time frame stackbefore composing a final time-lapse file.

Protein analysis and IP. Recombinant protein analysis was performedusing transient expression in N. benthamiana, or stable over-expressionin transgenic Arabidopsis, or expression in E. coli. Total proteinextraction from plants was performed by homogenizing leaf tissue in theplant extraction buffer [50 mM Tris-HCl (pH 7.5), 150 mM NaCl, 5 mMEDTA, 0.2% Triton X-100, 0.2% Nonidet P-40] supplemented with 1 mM PMSF,100 μM MG132, and EDTA-free protease inhibitor cocktail (Roche). Forubiquitinated protein analysis in plants, 100 μM of DUB (deubiquitinase)inhibitor (LifeSensors) and 10 mM NEM were added. Next, the lysates werecleared by centrifugation at 14,000 rpm for 15 min followed by filteringthrough a 0.2 μm filter. Unless otherwise indicated, total proteinextraction from E. coli was performed by mechanical disruption of cellswith lysis buffer containing 125 mM Tris HCl (pH 7.5), 150 mM NaCl,cocktail of protease inhibitors, 1 mM PMSF, 7.15 mM BME, 1 mM EDTA.Pull-downs or IP experiments were done on total protein extracts byincubating protein samples in the lysis buffer overnight with indicatedaffinity tag or antibody conjugated to agarose or magnetic beads:GFP-trap agarose beads (Chromotek) for GFP fusions; RFP-trap agarosebeads (Chromotek) for mCherry fusions; anti-HA magnetic beads(ThermoFisher) for HA tag fusions; anti-DYKDDDDK coupled magneticagarose (ThermoFisher) for FLAG tag fusions; and glutathione magneticagarose (ThermoFisher) for GST fusions. Unless otherwise indicated,after pull-down/IP, beads were washed 3 times and proteins were elutedby boiling in the 2×SDS sample buffer. For Western blotting, the SDSsample buffer was added to the protein extracts from a 4×stock solutionsupplemented with 50 mM DTT (dithiothreitol) and 715 mM BME. Proteinsamples were heated to 95° C. for 10 min, separated on SDS-PAGE gels,and transferred to nitrocellulose membranes. Western blots were probedwith α-AtNPR1, α-AtEDS1 (Agrisera), α-AtNIMIN1 (ABclonal), α-HA(Biolegend), α-Myc (Santa 1036 Cruz), α-FLAG-HRP (Biolegend), α-V5(Santa Cruz), α-GST HRP (GE Healthcare), α-GFP (Clonetech), α-RFP(Chromotek), α-AtCUL3A, α-Ubiquitin (Ub; P4D1; Santa Cruz), α-TUB(β-Tubulin F1; Santa Cruz), α-Histone H3 (H3; Agrisera), or α-Actin(ACT; Agrisera) primary antibodies. In Western blots, asterisks indicatenon-specific bands from the α-NPR1 (FIGS. 1K, 2A, 6D and 6E) and α-HA(FIGS. 4H, 5C and 12C) immunoblots. Equal loading was confirmed byprobing either with α-TUB antibody, or by the ˜55 kDa Rubisco band fromthe Coomassie blue (CB) staining.

Cell fractionation. Cytoplasmic and nuclear proteins were sequentiallyisolated from three-week-old Arabidopsis (Col-0) plants using 1 g ofleaf tissue and a sucrose gradient protocol described previously withmodifications. Tissue was homogenized in lysis buffer (20 mM Tris-HCl,pH 7.5, 20 mM KCl, 2 mM EDTA, 2.5 mM MgCl2, 25% glycerol, 0.25 MSucrose) supplemented with 100 μM MG132, EDTA-free protease inhibitorcocktail, 1 mM PMSF and 5 mM DTT. The lysate was filtered through a 70μm filter and centrifuged at 20,000 g for 15 min at 4° C., and thesupernatant was collected (cytoplasmic fraction). The pellet was washedfour times with 5 ml of NRBT buffer (20 mM Tris-HCl, pH 7.4, 25%glycerol, 2.5 mM MgCl2, and 0.2% Triton X-100). After the last wash, thepellet was resuspended with 500 μl of NRB2 buffer (20 mM Tris-HCl, pH7.5, 0.25 M Sucrose, 10 mM MgCl2, 0.5% Triton X-100) supplemented withprotease inhibitor cocktail and 5 mM BME. The obtained suspension waslayered at 1:1 on top of the NRB3 buffer (20 mM Tris-HCl, pH 7.5, 1.7 MSucrose, 10 mM MgCl2, 0.5% Triton X-100) supplemented with proteaseinhibitor cocktail and 5 mM BME, centrifuged at 16,000 g for 45 min at4° C. The top layer was removed and the pellet was resuspended with 200μl of plant extraction buffer containing 1% Triton X-100, proteaseinhibitor cocktail and 5 mM BME (nuclear fraction). Samples were run ona reducing SDS-PAGE. Cell fractionation was confirmed by immunoblottingwith antibodies against cytoplasmic marker actin (α-ACT) and nuclearmarker histone H3 (α-H3).

Prediction of redox-sensitive disorder regions. Protein sequences ofAtNPRs were submitted to the IUPred2a tool (iupred2a.elte.hu/; (Meszaroset al., 2018)) for prediction of intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs)with experimental redox-state option turned on. The differential IDRscore per residue (FIG. 2F) was calculated by subtracting the predictedredox-plus (WT protein) values from redox-minus (mutated cysteines)values (Table 3).

Mass spectrometry. For proteomic analysis of NPR1 condensates, totalproteins from mock- and SA-treated transgenic Arabidopsis plantsexpressing sim3-GFP in the WT NPR1 background (sim3-GFP/Col-0) wereisolated, followed by immunoprecipitation of sim3-GFP and a quantitativeLC-MS analysis of the co-purified proteins. Lysates were prepared from 6g of tissue from three-week-old plants treated with water (mock) or 1 mMSA for 24 hr using IP buffer (plant extraction buffer containing 1%Triton X-100) supplemented with 1 mM PMSF, 100 μM MG132, 100 μM DUBinhibitor, 10 mM NEM, 1.43 mM BME, EDTA-free protease inhibitor cocktail(Roche), and 100 μM SA for SA-treated sample. For each treatment theobtained lysate was filtered through a 0.2 μm filter, split into threereplicates, mixed with GFP-trap agarose beads (Chromotek) undersaturating conditions [25 μl beads (50% slurry)/3 ml of lysate] andsubjected to three independent IP reactions per each sample by overnightincubation at 4° C. After incubation, the beads were washed five timeswith the IP buffer and three times with 50 mM ammonium bicarbonate(NH4HCO3). For silver stain, 5% of the beads were mixed with ×2 SDSsample buffer, boiled at 95° C. for 10 min and the supernatant was runon a 4-12% polyacrylamide gel. The gel was stained with Pierce™ SilverStain Kit (ThermoFisher) according to the manufacturer's instructions.The remaining beads were submitted to the Duke Proteomics Core Facilityfor an on-bead trypsin digestion, peptide lyophilization and LC-MS/MSanalysis. Quantitative one-dimensional liquid chromatography, tandemmass spectrometry (1D-LC-MS/MS) was performed on equal volumes ofpeptide digests of the three replicates from each treatment. Followingthe LC-MS/MS runs, data were imported into Rosetta Elucidator v. 4(Rosetta Biosoftware, Inc.), and analyses were aligned based on theaccurate mass and retention time of detected ions (“features”) usingPeakTeller algorithm in Elucidator. Relative peptide abundance(expression intensity) was calculated based on area-under-the curve(AUC) of the selected ion chromatograms of the aligned features acrossall runs. The MS/MS data were searched against a custom Araport11database with an additional entry for the sim3-GFP sequence and an equalnumber of reversed-sequence “decoys” for false discovery ratedetermination (96,720 total entries). Mascot Distiller and Mascot Server(v 2.5, Matrix Sciences) were utilized to produce fragment ion spectraand to perform the database searches. Database search parametersincluded precursor mass tolerance of 5 ppm, product ion mass toleranceof 0.8 Da, trypsin specificity with up to 2 missed cleavages, fixedmodification on Cys (carbamidomethyl) and variable modification ofdeamidation (Asn/Gln), oxidation (Met) and N-terminal proteinacetylation. After individual peptide scoring using the PeptideProphetalgorithm in Elucidator, the data were annotated at a 1% peptide and0.8% protein false discovery rates, respectively. The data were filteredto remove low quality peptides with poor chromatographic peak shape, andthose quantified by less than two peptides. Only those proteinsquantified from at least two replicates in each sample were accepted.Due to differences in the intensity values of sim3-GFP peptides betweenmock and SA treated samples, the data were normalized to the meansim3-GFP expression across all 6 samples. In the normalized data theintensities of sim3-GFP were equalized, while other identified proteinintensities varied based on their abundance. The variability between thesamples and replicates were visualized from the normalized data byprincipal component analysis (PCA) and 2-dimentional hierarchicalclustering (FIGS. 11A-11H). Fold change (FC) of the mean intensitiesfrom the three replicates of SA-treated samples over mock was calculatedand a t-test was applied to calculate the p-value. The final list ofsim3-GFP interactors (171 proteins) was obtained by applying FC cut-offabove 2, and a p-value below 0.05. The GO term analysis of theinteractome list was performed using the ShinyGO v0.60: Gene OntologyEnrichment Analysis tool (Ge et al., 2019). For intersection analysis ofSINC functional groups, the UpSet plot (FIG. 3A) was generated usingIntervene Shiny App.

Quantification And Statistical Analysis. For all image quantifications,8-16 randomly sampled unsaturated confocal images (512×512 pixels,225×225 μm) were used with an automated image analysis algorithmimplemented in the ImageJ software as previously described. Briefly, foreach experiment, images from control and test samples were grouped intoa dataset. Next, a random image was selected from the dataset andparameters such as local threshold, background noise, object size andshape were determined. The obtained parameters were fed into analgorithm for automated analysis of the entire dataset. The outputvalues, such as body number, size, and intensity/body, were used forstatistical analysis between test and control groups using Student's ttests or one-way ANOVA tests. For quantification of co-localization,Pearson's correlation coefficients were calculated between GFP/BiFC andmCherry signals using the JACoP plugin in the ImageJ software with thedefault settings.

All experiments involving measurements/quantifications, imaging andquantifications from images were repeated at least two times withsimilar results. Data plotting and statistical tests were performed inGraphPad Prism 8. Statistical parameters such as mean±SD (standarddeviation), SE (standard error), 95% confidence intervals are indicatedin figure legends. In graphs showing quantification of co-localizationand nuclear-cytoplasmic partitioning, all data points (number of imagesused, n) are plotted using box & whiskers with min/max range indication.In all graphs, asterisks indicate statistical significance (*, p<0.05;**, p<0.01; ***, p<0.001; ****, p<0.0001, ns, not significant) tested byStudent's t test (two groups) or one/two-way ANOVA (multiple groups).Lowercase letters indicate statistical significance tested betweenmultiple groups by one-way ANOVA at p<0.05. In conductivity assays n=3;in bacterial growth assays n=8; in PR1 promoter transactivation assayn=3.

TABLES

TABLE 3 Prediction Scores for Redox-Sensitive Disorder Regions (RDRs) inArabidopsis NPRs. Related to FIGS. 2A-2I and 9A-9E. The RDR regions werepredicted with the IUPred2a algorithm (iupred2a.elte.hu/). DifferentialIDR score was calculated by subtracting the redox-plus (WT protein)scores from the redox-minus (mutated cysteines) scores for each residue.IUPRED2 IUPRED2 REDOX SENSITIVE DIFFERENTIAL IDR AMINO ACID AMINO REDOXREDOX DISORDER SCORE [(REDOX MINUS) − POSITION ACID PLUX MINUS REGION,RDR (1) (REDOX PLUS)] >AtNPR1 (AT1G64280) 1 M 0.8595 0.8595 0 0 2 D0.7573 0.7573 0 0 3 T 0.7458 0.7458 0 0 4 T 0.6412 0.6412 0 0 5 I 0.59410.5941 0 0 6 D 0.5514 0.5514 0 0 7 G 0.5008 0.5008 0 0 8 F 0.4556 0.45560 0 9 A 0.3359 0.3359 0 0 10 D 0.2385 0.2385 0 0 11 S 0.1698 0.1698 0 012 Y 0.1844 0.1844 0 0 13 E 0.1921 0.1921 0 0 14 I 0.1998 0.1998 0 0 15S 0.2041 0.2041 0 0 16 S 0.282 0.282 0 0 17 T 0.27 0.27 0 0 18 S 0.26020.2602 0 0 19 F 0.27 0.27 0 0 20 V 0.2483 0.2483 0 0 21 A 0.1698 0.16980 0 22 T 0.1178 0.1178 0 0 23 D 0.1456 0.1456 0 0 24 N 0.1018 0.1018 0 025 T 0.1766 0.1766 0 0 26 D 0.1921 0.1921 0 0 27 S 0.1456 0.1456 0 0 28S 0.1018 0.1018 0 0 29 I 0.0991 0.0991 0 0 30 V 0.1532 0.1532 0 0 31 Y0.2292 0.2292 0 0 32 L 0.2786 0.2786 0 0 33 A 0.2209 0.2209 0 0 34 A0.1998 0.1998 0 0 35 E 0.1698 0.1698 0 0 36 Q 0.1178 0.1178 0 0 37 V0.1178 0.1178 0 0 38 L 0.0744 0.0744 0 0 39 T 0.0478 0.0478 0 0 40 G0.0789 0.0789 0 0 41 P 0.115 0.115 0 0 42 D 0.1635 0.1635 0 0 43 V0.1456 0.1456 0 0 44 S 0.1921 0.1921 0 0 45 A 0.2209 0.2209 0 0 46 L0.1456 0.1456 0 0 47 Q 0.0789 0.0789 0 0 48 L 0.124 0.124 0 0 49 L0.1766 0.1766 0 0 50 S 0.2122 0.2167 0 0.0045 51 N 0.2209 0.2255 00.0046 52 S 0.1998 0.2041 0 0.0043 53 F 0.1117 0.1178 0 0.0061 54 E0.115 0.1178 0 0.0028 55 S 0.115 0.1178 0 0.0028 56 V 0.1456 0.1532 00.0076 57 F 0.1805 0.1878 0 0.0073 58 D 0.1635 0.1698 0 0.0063 59 S0.1602 0.1698 0 0.0096 60 P 0.1667 0.1766 0 0.0099 61 D 0.1088 0.1178 00.009 62 D 0.1018 0.1088 0 0.007 63 F 0.106 0.1178 0 0.0118 64 Y 0.18050.1958 0 0.0153 65 S 0.1602 0.1766 0 0.0164 66 D 0.1732 0.1921 0 0.018967 A 0.1732 0.1921 0 0.0189 68 K 0.2558 0.2748 0 0.019 69 L 0.15660.1732 0 0.0166 70 V 0.1602 0.1805 0 0.0203 71 L 0.1322 0.1495 0 0.017372 S 0.0858 0.1349 0 0.0491 73 D 0.0567 0.0965 0 0.0398 74 G 0.07230.1178 0 0.0455 75 R 0.1041 0.1566 0 0.0525 76 E 0.0884 0.138 0 0.049677 V 0.0832 0.1322 0 0.049 78 S 0.1018 0.1532 0 0.0514 79 F 0.10410.1566 0 0.0525 80 H 0.0965 0.1456 0 0.0491 81 R 0.0832 0.1292 0 0.04682 S 0.1349 0.1958 0 0.0609 83 V 0.138 0.1998 0 0.0618 84 L 0.115 0.16980 0.0548 85 S 0.0771 0.1205 0 0.0434 86 A 0.0643 0.1041 0 0.0398 87 R0.0502 0.0813 0 0.0311 88 S 0.0621 0.1041 0 0.042 89 S 0.0643 0.106 00.0417 90 F 0.1088 0.1667 0 0.0579 91 F 0.1178 0.1732 0 0.0554 92 K0.1178 0.1732 0 0.0554 93 S 0.1667 0.1844 0 0.0177 94 A 0.2041 0.2209 00.0168 95 L 0.27 0.2865 0 0.0165 96 A 0.2786 0.3005 0 0.0219 97 A 0.30050.3225 0 0.022 98 A 0.2657 0.2865 0 0.0208 99 K 0.2333 0.2558 0 0.0225100 K 0.1766 0.1958 0 0.0192 101 E 0.2531 0.2748 0 0.0217 102 K 0.26020.282 0 0.0218 103 D 0.27 0.2913 0 0.0213 104 S 0.1958 0.2122 0 0.0164105 N 0.2167 0.2333 0 0.0166 106 N 0.2913 0.3053 0 0.014 107 T 0.23330.2483 0 0.015 108 A 0.2292 0.2385 0 0.0093 109 A 0.2531 0.2602 0 0.0071110 V 0.27 0.2748 0 0.0048 111 K 0.2041 0.2122 0 0.0081 112 L 0.19580.2041 0 0.0083 113 E 0.1532 0.1566 0 0.0034 114 L 0.1532 0.1566 00.0034 115 K 0.0991 0.1018 0 0.0027 116 E 0.1041 0.106 0 0.0019 117 I0.0991 0.1018 0 0.0027 118 A 0.0744 0.0771 0 0.0027 119 K 0.066 0.0677 00.0017 120 D 0.0813 0.0832 0 0.0019 121 Y 0.0858 0.0935 0 0.0077 122 E0.0607 0.0677 0 0.007 123 V 0.0832 0.0965 0 0.0133 124 G 0.0502 0.0587 00.0085 125 F 0.0587 0.0723 0 0.0136 126 D 0.0405 0.0514 0 0.0109 127 S0.0395 0.049 0 0.0095 128 V 0.066 0.0813 0 0.0153 129 V 0.0789 0.0991 00.0202 130 T 0.0567 0.0744 0 0.0177 131 V 0.0502 0.066 0 0.0158 132 L0.0884 0.1178 0 0.0294 133 A 0.0965 0.1292 0 0.0327 134 Y 0.1456 0.18780 0.0422 135 V 0.1349 0.1805 0 0.0456 136 Y 0.1998 0.2657 0 0.0659 137 S0.1349 0.1921 0 0.0572 138 S 0.1349 0.1878 0 0.0529 139 R 0.1878 0.25310 0.0653 140 V 0.1266 0.3005 1 0.1739 141 R 0.1018 0.2657 1 0.1639 142 P0.1456 0.3359 1 0.1903 143 P 0.208 0.4037 1 0.1957 144 P 0.2385 0.4379 10.1994 145 K 0.1998 0.4967 1 0.2969 146 G 0.1602 0.5412 1 0.381 147 V0.1998 0.6035 1 0.4037 148 S 0.1349 0.5296 1 0.3947 149 E 0.1088 0.50081 0.392 150 S 0.0514 0.5008 1 0.4494 151 A 0.0677 0.5412 1 0.4735 152 D0.0832 0.5711 1 0.4879 153 E 0.0567 0.5253 1 0.4686 154 N 0.0316 0.42821 0.3966 155 S 0.0308 0.4245 1 0.3937 156 S 0.0157 0.3359 1 0.3202 157 H0.0121 0.2963 1 0.2842 158 V 0.009 0.2657 1 0.2567 159 A 0.0099 0.282 10.2721 160 S 0.0061 0.1958 0 0.1897 161 R 0.0074 0.1266 0 0.1192 162 P0.0055 0.0991 0 0.0936 163 A 0.0015 0.0478 0 0.0463 164 V 0.0009 0.035 00.0341 165 D 0.0005 0.0144 0 0.0139 166 F 0.0006 0.0078 0 0.0072 167 M0.0005 0.0033 0 0.0028 168 L 0.0005 0.0029 0 0.0024 169 E 0.0004 0.00210 0.0017 170 V 0.0006 0.0035 0 0.0029 171 L 0.0013 0.0042 0 0.0029 172 Y0.0007 0.0012 0 0.0005 173 L 0.0003 0.0005 0 0.0002 174 A 0.0004 0.00060 0.0002 175 F 0.0003 0.0005 0 0.0002 176 I 0.0002 0.0003 0 0.0001 177 F0.0003 0.0004 0 0.0001 178 K 0.0003 0.0005 0 0.0002 179 I 0.0005 0.00070 0.0002 180 P 0.0002 0.0004 0 0.0002 181 E 0.0002 0.0003 0 0.0001 182 L0.0003 0.0005 0 0.0002 183 I 0.0003 0.0004 0 0.0001 184 T 0.0003 0.00040 0.0001 185 L 0.0004 0.0005 0 0.0001 186 Y 0.0007 0.0009 0 0.0002 187 Q0.0008 0.0009 0 1E−04 188 R 0.0009 0.0013 0 0.0004 189 H 0.0006 0.0007 00.0001 190 L 0.001 0.0015 0 0.0005 191 L 0.0008 0.001 0 0.0002 192 D0.0008 0.0009 0 1E−04 193 V 0.0008 0.001 0 0.0002 194 V 0.001 0.0024 00.0014 195 D 0.0007 0.0008 0 0.0001 196 K 0.0007 0.0009 0 0.0002 197 V0.0013 0.0028 0 0.0015 198 V 0.0007 0.0009 0 0.0002 199 I 0.0006 0.00080 0.0002 200 E 0.0007 0.0009 0 0.0002 201 D 0.0007 0.0009 0 0.0002 202 T0.0008 0.0037 0 0.0029 203 L 0.0008 0.0035 0 0.0027 204 V 0.0018 0.00750 0.0057 205 I 0.0031 0.0099 0 0.0068 206 L 0.001 0.0097 0 0.0087 207 K0.0009 0.0084 0 0.0075 208 L 0.0024 0.0157 0 0.0133 209 A 0.0024 0.016 00.0136 210 N 0.0028 0.02 0 0.0172 211 I 0.0028 0.0212 0 0.0184 212 S0.0028 0.02 0 0.0172 213 G 0.001 0.0212 0 0.0202 214 K 0.0033 0.0414 00.0381 215 A 0.0067 0.0723 0 0.0656 216 S 0.0069 0.0744 0 0.0675 217 M0.0078 0.0813 0 0.0735 218 K 0.0049 0.0526 0 0.0477 219 L 0.0094 0.10180 0.0924 220 L 0.0137 0.1266 0 0.1129 221 D 0.0131 0.1266 0 0.1135 222 R0.0179 0.1566 0 0.1387 223 S 0.0376 0.1566 0 0.119 224 K 0.0336 0.1416 00.108 225 E 0.0226 0.1041 0 0.0815 226 I 0.0316 0.1322 0 0.1006 227 I0.035 0.0884 0 0.0534 228 V 0.0425 0.1041 0 0.0616 229 K 0.0441 0.1088 00.0647 230 S 0.0813 0.1698 0 0.0885 231 N 0.0858 0.1766 0 0.0908 232 V0.0991 0.1958 0 0.0967 233 D 0.0991 0.1921 0 0.093 234 M 0.1602 0.1878 00.0276 235 V 0.1117 0.1349 0 0.0232 236 S 0.0771 0.0965 0 0.0194 237 L0.1322 0.1635 0 0.0313 238 E 0.2041 0.2385 0 0.0344 239 K 0.1958 0.22920 0.0334 240 S 0.1349 0.1602 0 0.0253 241 L 0.1349 0.1602 0 0.0253 242 P0.1349 0.1566 0 0.0217 243 E 0.1805 0.2041 0 0.0236 244 E 0.1766 0.19580 0.0192 245 L 0.1958 0.2122 0 0.0164 246 V 0.1878 0.2041 0 0.0163 247 K0.1921 0.208 0 0.0159 248 E 0.1958 0.2041 0 0.0083 249 I 0.1958 0.208 00.0122 250 I 0.1495 0.1566 0 0.0071 251 D 0.1698 0.1766 0 0.0068 252 R0.2385 0.2432 0 0.0047 253 R 0.1602 0.1635 0 0.0033 254 K 0.1602 0.16350 0.0033 255 E 0.1566 0.1602 0 0.0036 256 L 0.2292 0.2292 0 0 257 G0.2255 0.2255 0 0 258 L 0.2292 0.2292 0 0 259 E 0.2385 0.2385 0 0 260 V0.2602 0.2602 0 0 261 P 0.3491 0.3491 0 0 262 K 0.3359 0.3359 0 0 263 V0.3184 0.3184 0 0 264 K 0.2432 0.2483 0 0.0051 265 K 0.2432 0.2531 00.0099 266 H 0.2432 0.2483 0 0.0051 267 V 0.3096 0.3184 0 0.0088 268 S0.3005 0.3096 0 0.0091 269 N 0.282 0.2913 0 0.0093 270 V 0.2913 0.3005 00.0092 271 H 0.27 0.282 0 0.012 272 K 0.1805 0.1921 0 0.0116 273 A0.1805 0.1958 0 0.0153 274 L 0.1667 0.1844 0 0.0177 275 D 0.1178 0.13220 0.0144 276 S 0.0771 0.0909 0 0.0138 277 D 0.0723 0.0858 0 0.0135 278 D0.1088 0.1292 0 0.0204 279 I 0.1041 0.124 0 0.0199 280 E 0.0965 0.124 00.0275 281 L 0.1266 0.1602 0 0.0336 282 V 0.1205 0.1602 0 0.0397 283 K0.0723 0.1018 0 0.0295 284 L 0.0832 0.115 0 0.0318 285 L 0.1322 0.1698 00.0376 286 L 0.1117 0.1495 0 0.0378 287 K 0.0587 0.1456 0 0.0869 288 E0.0502 0.124 0 0.0738 289 D 0.0279 0.0723 0 0.0444 290 H 0.0464 0.1266 00.0802 291 T 0.0218 0.0621 0 0.0403 292 N 0.0316 0.0935 0 0.0619 293 L0.0308 0.0909 0 0.0601 294 D 0.0268 0.0771 0 0.0503 295 D 0.0279 0.07890 0.051 296 A 0.0226 0.124 0 0.1014 297 S 0.0387 0.1844 0 0.1457 298 A0.0259 0.1349 0 0.109 299 L 0.0231 0.1266 0 0.1035 300 H 0.0231 0.1266 00.1035 301 F 0.0179 0.1041 0 0.0862 302 A 0.0182 0.106 0 0.0878 303 V0.0182 0.1041 0 0.0859 304 A 0.02 0.1088 0 0.0888 305 Y 0.0116 0.0677 00.0561 306 S 0.0118 0.0701 0 0.0583 307 N 0.0083 0.0526 0 0.0443 308 V0.0167 0.0526 0 0.0359 309 K 0.0118 0.0405 0 0.0287 310 T 0.0179 0.05670 0.0388 311 A 0.02 0.0587 0 0.0387 312 T 0.0259 0.0723 0 0.0464 313 D0.0316 0.0884 0 0.0568 314 L 0.0464 0.1266 0 0.0802 315 L 0.0554 0.14560 0.0902 316 K 0.0909 0.208 0 0.1171 317 L 0.1844 0.2385 0 0.0541 318 D0.1844 0.2333 0 0.0489 319 L 0.2432 0.2963 0 0.0531 320 A 0.1698 0.22090 0.0511 321 D 0.1766 0.2255 0 0.0489 322 V 0.1602 0.1998 0 0.0396 323 N0.1117 0.1416 0 0.0299 324 H 0.1178 0.1495 0 0.0317 325 R 0.1292 0.16020 0.031 326 N 0.1698 0.1998 0 0.03 327 P 0.1495 0.1766 0 0.0271 328 R0.1921 0.2209 0 0.0288 329 G 0.1878 0.2167 0 0.0289 330 Y 0.27 0.2963 00.0263 331 T 0.3184 0.3399 0 0.0215 332 V 0.3491 0.3668 0 0.0177 333 L0.4282 0.4458 0 0.0176 334 H 0.3535 0.3668 0 0.0133 335 V 0.282 0.2913 00.0093 336 A 0.2167 0.2255 0 0.0088 337 A 0.2167 0.2209 0 0.0042 338 M0.1349 0.1416 0 0.0067 339 R 0.0909 0.0965 0 0.0056 340 K 0.1018 0.10180 0 341 E 0.1566 0.1566 0 0 342 P 0.1566 0.1566 0 0 343 Q 0.1732 0.17660 0.0034 344 L 0.2483 0.2483 0 0 345 I 0.2041 0.2041 0 0 346 L 0.27 0.270 0 347 S 0.3096 0.3096 0 0 348 L 0.3005 0.3053 0 0.0048 349 L 0.33110.3399 0 0.0088 350 E 0.2602 0.27 0 0.0098 351 K 0.27 0.2786 0 0.0086352 G 0.2558 0.27 0 0.0142 353 A 0.2292 0.2483 0 0.0191 354 S 0.21670.2385 0 0.0218 355 A 0.2602 0.2865 0 0.0263 356 S 0.27 0.3005 0 0.0305357 E 0.3225 0.3535 0 0.031 358 A 0.2385 0.27 0 0.0315 359 T 0.27 0.30960 0.0396 360 L 0.3359 0.3762 0 0.0403 361 E 0.3225 0.3717 0 0.0492 362 G0.282 0.3399 0 0.0579 363 R 0.282 0.3399 0 0.0579 364 T 0.2963 0.3578 00.0615 365 A 0.2657 0.3359 0 0.0702 366 L 0.2483 0.3146 0 0.0663 367 M0.2558 0.3263 0 0.0705 368 I 0.1495 0.3184 1 0.1689 369 A 0.1732 0.35351 0.1803 370 K 0.1698 0.3535 1 0.1837 371 Q 0.1766 0.3578 1 0.1812 372 A0.1998 0.3806 1 0.1808 373 T 0.208 0.3885 1 0.1805 374 M 0.2041 0.3885 10.1844 375 A 0.124 0.3939 1 0.2699 376 V 0.138 0.4149 1 0.2769 377 E0.1878 0.4918 1 0.304 378 S 0.2122 0.5173 1 0.3051 379 N 0.2292 0.5374 10.3082 380 N 0.2602 0.5623 1 0.3021 381 I 0.2657 0.5711 1 0.3054 382 P0.2657 0.5623 1 0.2966 383 E 0.2333 0.5331 1 0.2998 384 Q 0.1416 0.53311 0.3915 385 S 0.1178 0.5008 1 0.383 386 K 0.1456 0.5331 1 0.3875 387 H0.1456 0.5296 1 0.384 388 S 0.0991 0.4651 1 0.366 389 L 0.1805 0.4703 10.2898 390 K 0.1844 0.4825 1 0.2981 391 G 0.1921 0.4825 1 0.2904 392 R0.2657 0.5583 1 0.2926 393 L 0.2255 0.5229 1 0.2974 394 S 0.2122 0.50841 0.2962 395 V 0.2209 0.5126 1 0.2917 396 E 0.3359 0.5229 1 0.187 397 I0.2748 0.46 1 0.1852 398 L 0.3053 0.4781 1 0.1728 399 E 0.2865 0.4651 10.1786 400 Q 0.3578 0.5296 1 0.1718 401 E 0.2963 0.4703 1 0.174 402 D0.3311 0.4967 1 0.1656 403 K 0.3762 0.5331 1 0.1569 404 R 0.4458 0.59920 0.1534 405 E 0.4703 0.5173 0 0.047 406 Q 0.5008 0.5412 0 0.0404 407 I0.4203 0.4651 0 0.0448 408 P 0.4556 0.5043 0 0.0487 409 R 0.4879 0.52960 0.0417 410 D 0.4967 0.5374 0 0.0407 411 V 0.5043 0.5374 0 0.0331 412 P0.4203 0.4556 0 0.0353 413 P 0.4037 0.4282 0 0.0245 414 S 0.3806 0.40780 0.0272 415 F 0.3939 0.4149 0 0.021 416 A 0.3096 0.3311 0 0.0215 417 V0.2333 0.2483 0 0.015 418 A 0.3184 0.3359 0 0.0175 419 A 0.208 0.2255 00.0175 420 D 0.2333 0.2483 0 0.015 421 E 0.2292 0.2432 0 0.014 422 L0.2913 0.3053 0 0.014 423 K 0.1921 0.1998 0 0.0077 424 M 0.138 0.1495 00.0115 425 T 0.0832 0.0935 0 0.0103 426 L 0.1117 0.124 0 0.0123 427 L0.1322 0.1416 0 0.0094 428 D 0.1805 0.1958 0 0.0153 429 L 0.1322 0.14560 0.0134 430 E 0.0909 0.1018 0 0.0109 431 N 0.0991 0.1088 0 0.0097 432 R0.0909 0.1018 0 0.0109 433 V 0.1566 0.1698 0 0.0132 434 A 0.1349 0.15320 0.0183 435 L 0.1602 0.1805 0 0.0203 436 A 0.1322 0.1532 0 0.021 437 Q0.1635 0.1878 0 0.0243 438 R 0.1998 0.2255 0 0.0257 439 L 0.1958 0.22550 0.0297 440 F 0.1958 0.2255 0 0.0297 441 P 0.1602 0.1844 0 0.0242 442 T0.1667 0.1921 0 0.0254 443 E 0.1495 0.1766 0 0.0271 444 A 0.1958 0.22550 0.0297 445 Q 0.2255 0.2602 0 0.0347 446 A 0.3096 0.3399 0 0.0303 447 A0.282 0.3762 0 0.0942 448 M 0.2963 0.3847 0 0.0884 449 E 0.2255 0.3184 00.0929 450 I 0.2531 0.3399 0 0.0868 451 A 0.282 0.3668 0 0.0848 452 E0.2531 0.3399 0 0.0868 453 M 0.2558 0.3399 0 0.0841 454 K 0.1732 0.25310 0.0799 455 G 0.2167 0.3005 0 0.0838 456 T 0.2385 0.3225 0 0.084 457 S0.282 0.363 0 0.081 458 E 0.3096 0.3885 0 0.0789 459 F 0.27 0.3491 00.0791 460 I 0.2558 0.3399 0 0.0841 461 V 0.3399 0.4203 0 0.0804 462 T0.3668 0.4513 0 0.0845 463 S 0.3491 0.4333 0 0.0842 464 L 0.3717 0.45560 0.0839 465 E 0.3806 0.4651 0 0.0845 466 P 0.3762 0.4556 0 0.0794 467 D0.4037 0.4879 0 0.0842 468 R 0.4703 0.4918 0 0.0215 469 L 0.3939 0.41490 0.021 470 T 0.4651 0.4879 0 0.0228 471 G 0.4556 0.4781 0 0.0225 472 T0.4967 0.5173 0 0.0206 473 K 0.5253 0.5473 0 0.022 474 R 0.4379 0.46 00.0221 475 T 0.5126 0.5331 0 0.0205 476 S 0.4379 0.4556 0 0.0177 477 P0.3535 0.3717 0 0.0182 478 G 0.3399 0.363 0 0.0231 479 V 0.3399 0.3578 00.0179 480 K 0.4078 0.4333 0 0.0255 481 I 0.4203 0.4458 0 0.0255 482 A0.4149 0.4379 0 0.023 483 P 0.4149 0.4379 0 0.023 484 F 0.3491 0.3717 00.0226 485 R 0.3535 0.3762 0 0.0227 486 I 0.3225 0.3491 0 0.0266 487 L0.2531 0.282 0 0.0289 488 E 0.2255 0.2531 0 0.0276 489 E 0.2209 0.2483 00.0274 490 H 0.2786 0.3096 0 0.031 491 Q 0.2167 0.2432 0 0.0265 492 S0.2865 0.3184 0 0.0319 493 R 0.2209 0.2558 0 0.0349 494 L 0.1921 0.22920 0.0371 495 K 0.27 0.3146 0 0.0446 496 A 0.2558 0.3053 0 0.0495 497 L0.2333 0.2865 0 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0.04550 0.0068 157 Q 0.0514 0.0607 0 0.0093 158 K 0.1018 0.1117 0 0.0099 159 H0.0554 0.0621 0 0.0067 160 L 0.0935 0.1018 0 0.0083 161 T 0.0858 0.09350 0.0077 162 S 0.0542 0.0567 0 0.0025 163 M 0.0832 0.0909 0 0.0077 164 V0.106 0.1117 0 0.0057 165 E 0.124 0.1292 0 0.0052 166 K 0.1349 0.1416 00.0067 167 A 0.0858 0.0909 0 0.0051 168 S 0.0701 0.0771 0 0.007 169 I0.0771 0.0813 0 0.0042 170 E 0.0744 0.0789 0 0.0045 171 D 0.1266 0.13490 0.0083 172 V 0.1292 0.1416 0 0.0124 173 M 0.1266 0.138 0 0.0114 174 K0.1322 0.1456 0 0.0134 175 V 0.1921 0.2122 0 0.0201 176 L 0.1805 0.20410 0.0236 177 I 0.1205 0.138 0 0.0175 178 A 0.0858 0.1018 0 0.016 179 S0.0832 0.0991 0 0.0159 180 R 0.1416 0.1602 0 0.0186 181 K 0.0991 0.16020 0.0611 182 Q 0.0991 0.1566 0 0.0575 183 D 0.0909 0.1456 0 0.0547 184 M0.0621 0.106 0 0.0439 185 H 0.0376 0.0621 0 0.0245 186 Q 0.0455 0.0789 00.0334 187 L 0.0744 0.124 0 0.0496 188 W 0.1266 0.1921 0 0.0655 189 T0.1495 0.2209 0 0.0714 190 T 0.0858 0.1416 0 0.0558 191 S 0.1041 0.16350 0.0594 192 S 0.106 0.1698 0 0.0638 193 Y 0.1117 0.1732 0 0.0615 194 L0.066 0.115 0 0.049 195 I 0.0502 0.0884 0 0.0382 196 A 0.0414 0.0701 00.0287 197 K 0.0414 0.0701 0 0.0287 198 S 0.066 0.1117 0 0.0457 199 G0.066 0.115 0 0.049 200 L 0.0813 0.1349 0 0.0536 201 P 0.0464 0.0813 00.0349 202 Q 0.0701 0.0832 0 0.0131 203 E 0.0395 0.0478 0 0.0083 204 I0.0478 0.0554 0 0.0076 205 L 0.0677 0.0813 0 0.0136 206 A 0.1205 0.14160 0.0211 207 K 0.0832 0.1018 0 0.0186 208 H 0.0884 0.106 0 0.0176 209 L0.0935 0.1088 0 0.0153 210 P 0.0526 0.0621 0 0.0095 211 I 0.0991 0.11170 0.0126 212 E 0.049 0.0567 0 0.0077 213 L 0.049 0.0554 0 0.0064 214 V0.0502 0.0554 0 0.0052 215 A 0.0884 0.1018 0 0.0134 216 K 0.124 0.1349 00.0109 217 I 0.1732 0.1844 0 0.0112 218 E 0.1117 0.1205 0 0.0088 219 E0.115 0.1205 0 0.0055 220 L 0.1921 0.1958 0 0.0037 221 R 0.1117 0.1178 00.0061 222 L 0.1667 0.1732 0 0.0065 223 K 0.1878 0.1958 0 0.008 224 S0.2748 0.2786 0 0.0038 225 S 0.3399 0.3399 0 0 226 M 0.3717 0.3717 0 0227 P 0.3668 0.3668 0 0 228 L 0.3847 0.3847 0 0 229 R 0.3762 0.3762 0 0230 S 0.3762 0.3762 0 0 231 L 0.46 0.46 0 0 232 M 0.3847 0.3847 0 0 233P 0.4651 0.4651 0 0 234 H 0.3847 0.3847 0 0 235 H 0.3762 0.3762 0 0 236H 0.3668 0.3668 0 0 237 D 0.4037 0.4037 0 0 238 L 0.3762 0.3762 0 0 239T 0.3847 0.3847 0 0 240 S 0.3806 0.3806 0 0 241 T 0.3717 0.3717 0 0 242L 0.4245 0.4245 0 0 243 D 0.4333 0.4333 0 0 244 L 0.3885 0.3885 0 0 245E 0.3668 0.3668 0 0 246 D 0.2865 0.2865 0 0 247 Q 0.2865 0.2865 0 0 248K 0.2913 0.2913 0 0 249 I 0.3762 0.3762 0 0 250 R 0.3717 0.3717 0 0 251R 0.3005 0.3005 0 0 252 M 0.3096 0.3096 0 0 253 R 0.3005 0.3005 0 0 254R 0.2385 0.2432 0 0.0047 255 A 0.3096 0.3146 0 0.005 256 L 0.2255 0.22920 0.0037 257 D 0.2041 0.2122 0 0.0081 258 S 0.138 0.1456 0 0.0076 259 S0.1178 0.124 0 0.0062 260 D 0.1732 0.1805 0 0.0073 261 V 0.1766 0.1844 00.0078 262 E 0.1766 0.1921 0 0.0155 263 L 0.1266 0.138 0 0.0114 264 V0.1322 0.1456 0 0.0134 265 K 0.0813 0.0935 0 0.0122 266 L 0.0991 0.11170 0.0126 267 M 0.1635 0.1805 0 0.017 268 V 0.1635 0.1766 0 0.0131 269 M0.0935 0.106 0 0.0125 270 G 0.0677 0.0813 0 0.0136 271 E 0.0395 0.0464 00.0069 272 G 0.0327 0.0395 0 0.0068 273 L 0.0167 0.0212 0 0.0045 274 N0.0245 0.0297 0 0.0052 275 L 0.0226 0.0274 0 0.0048 276 D 0.0268 0.03160 0.0048 277 E 0.0455 0.0526 0 0.0071 278 S 0.035 0.0621 0 0.0271 279 L0.0514 0.0935 0 0.0421 280 A 0.0607 0.1088 0 0.0481 281 L 0.0701 0.12050 0.0504 282 I 0.0464 0.0813 0 0.0349 283 Y 0.0304 0.0526 0 0.0222 284 A0.0514 0.0909 0 0.0395 285 V 0.0405 0.0701 0 0.0296 286 E 0.0441 0.07710 0.033 287 N 0.0252 0.0455 0 0.0203 288 S 0.0259 0.0464 0 0.0205 289 S0.0131 0.0274 0 0.0143 290 R 0.0268 0.0478 0 0.021 291 E 0.0274 0.049 00.0216 292 V 0.0387 0.0677 0 0.029 293 V 0.0744 0.1292 0 0.0548 294 K0.0789 0.1349 0 0.056 295 A 0.0991 0.1667 0 0.0676 296 L 0.0884 0.1495 00.0611 297 L 0.0909 0.1532 0 0.0623 298 E 0.0677 0.124 0 0.0563 299 L0.1018 0.1205 0 0.0187 300 G 0.115 0.1349 0 0.0199 301 A 0.115 0.1349 00.0199 302 A 0.0991 0.1205 0 0.0214 303 D 0.138 0.1667 0 0.0287 304 V0.1921 0.2255 0 0.0334 305 N 0.1732 0.1998 0 0.0266 306 Y 0.1456 0.16670 0.0211 307 P 0.2167 0.2483 0 0.0316 308 A 0.2122 0.2385 0 0.0263 309 G0.1732 0.1921 0 0.0189 310 P 0.2209 0.2432 0 0.0223 311 T 0.2483 0.27 00.0217 312 G 0.2432 0.2602 0 0.017 313 K 0.2292 0.2432 0 0.014 314 T0.2167 0.2333 0 0.0166 315 A 0.3184 0.3311 0 0.0127 316 L 0.3311 0.34560 0.0145 317 H 0.3847 0.3939 0 0.0092 318 I 0.3053 0.3146 0 0.0093 319 A0.3184 0.3263 0 0.0079 320 A 0.2657 0.27 0 0.0043 321 E 0.1805 0.1844 00.0039 322 M 0.1266 0.1292 0 0.0026 323 V 0.138 0.138 0 0 324 S 0.1380.138 0 0 325 P 0.1349 0.1349 0 0 326 D 0.1349 0.1349 0 0 327 M 0.19980.1998 0 0 328 V 0.2209 0.2209 0 0 329 A 0.3096 0.3096 0 0 330 V 0.26020.2602 0 0 331 L 0.3096 0.3096 0 0 332 L 0.282 0.282 0 0 333 D 0.24830.2483 0 0 334 H 0.3096 0.3096 0 0 335 H 0.3096 0.3096 0 0 336 A 0.19580.1958 0 0 337 D 0.1805 0.1805 0 0 338 P 0.2483 0.2483 0 0 339 N 0.22090.2209 0 0 340 V 0.2558 0.2558 0 0 341 Q 0.2255 0.2255 0 0 342 T 0.2080.208 0 0 343 V 0.2748 0.2748 0 0 344 D 0.2602 0.2602 0 0 345 G 0.16980.1732 0 0.0034 346 I 0.1698 0.1732 0 0.0034 347 T 0.2041 0.208 0 0.0039348 P 0.2041 0.208 0 0.0039 349 L 0.1117 0.115 0 0.0033 350 D 0.06770.0723 0 0.0046 351 I 0.0621 0.066 0 0.0039 352 L 0.0542 0.0567 0 0.0025353 R 0.0554 0.0607 0 0.0053 354 T 0.0723 0.0813 0 0.009 355 L 0.0350.0387 0 0.0037 356 T 0.0425 0.0478 0 0.0053 357 S 0.0771 0.0858 00.0087 358 D 0.0414 0.0478 0 0.0064 359 F 0.0327 0.0395 0 0.0068 360 L0.0542 0.0643 0 0.0101 361 F 0.0279 0.0327 0 0.0048 362 K 0.0514 0.06210 0.0107 363 G 0.1088 0.1292 0 0.0204 364 A 0.1088 0.1292 0 0.0204 365 I0.1088 0.1292 0 0.0204 366 P 0.115 0.1349 0 0.0199 367 G 0.115 0.1349 00.0199 368 L 0.0701 0.0858 0 0.0157 369 T 0.0455 0.0832 0 0.0377 370 H0.049 0.0909 0 0.0419 371 I 0.0884 0.1495 0 0.0611 372 E 0.0935 0.1566 00.0631 373 P 0.0643 0.115 0 0.0507 374 N 0.0677 0.124 0 0.0563 375 K0.0909 0.1495 0 0.0586 376 L 0.138 0.2167 0 0.0787 377 R 0.0991 0.1667 00.0676 378 L 0.066 0.1178 0 0.0518 379 S 0.0935 0.1602 0 0.0667 380 L0.0587 0.106 0 0.0473 381 E 0.0643 0.1117 0 0.0474 382 L 0.1205 0.1878 00.0673 383 V 0.1178 0.1844 0 0.0666 384 Q 0.1018 0.1635 0 0.0617 385 S0.1041 0.1667 0 0.0626 386 A 0.106 0.1698 0 0.0638 387 A 0.1698 0.2531 00.0833 388 L 0.1732 0.2602 0 0.087 389 V 0.2483 0.3359 0 0.0876 390 I0.3146 0.3399 0 0.0253 391 S 0.3992 0.4245 0 0.0253 392 R 0.3885 0.41490 0.0264 393 E 0.4703 0.4967 0 0.0264 394 E 0.5296 0.5549 0 0.0253 395 G0.4918 0.5173 0 0.0255 396 N 0.4149 0.442 0 0.0271 397 N 0.3806 0.4078 00.0272 398 N 0.4333 0.4556 0 0.0223 399 S 0.5008 0.5173 0 0.0165 400 N0.5229 0.5374 0 0.0145 401 D 0.59 0.6079 0 0.0179 402 N 0.59 0.6079 00.0179 403 N 0.5941 0.6174 0 0.0233 404 T 0.5846 0.6035 0 0.0189 405 M0.5762 0.5941 0 0.0179 406 I 0.5802 0.5941 0 0.0139 407 Y 0.5802 0.59 00.0098 408 P 0.5802 0.5941 0 0.0139 409 R 0.5846 0.5941 0 0.0095 410 M0.5374 0.5473 0 0.0099 411 K 0.5374 0.5473 0 0.0099 412 D 0.5374 0.54120 0.0038 413 E 0.5374 0.5412 0 0.0038 414 H 0.4918 0.4918 0 0 415 T 0.460.46 0 0 416 S 0.4333 0.4333 0 0 417 G 0.4513 0.4513 0 0 418 S 0.52290.5229 0 0 419 S 0.4379 0.4379 0 0 420 L 0.4379 0.4379 0 0 421 D 0.44580.4458 0 0 422 S 0.4458 0.4458 0 0 423 R 0.4458 0.4458 0 0 424 L 0.44580.4458 0 0 425 V 0.4458 0.4458 0 0 426 Y 0.3939 0.3939 0 0 427 L 0.39390.3939 0 0 428 N 0.3939 0.3939 0 0 429 L 0.3847 0.3847 0 0 430 G 0.38470.3847 0 0 431 A 0.4333 0.4333 0 0 432 T 0.4379 0.4379 0 0 433 N 0.47030.4703 0 0 434 R 0.4749 0.4749 0 0 435 D 0.5331 0.5331 0 0 436 I 0.56230.5623 0 0 437 G 0.5846 0.5846 0 0 438 D 0.6412 0.6412 0 0 439 D 0.57620.5762 0 0 440 N 0.6374 0.6374 0 0 441 S 0.6334 0.6334 0 0 442 N 0.64740.6474 0 0 443 Q 0.6516 0.6516 0 0 444 R 0.6557 0.6557 0 0 445 E 0.64120.6412 0 0 446 G 0.665 0.665 0 0 447 M 0.7232 0.7232 0 0 448 N 0.71920.7192 0 0 449 L 0.7034 0.7034 0 0 450 H 0.6557 0.6557 0 0 451 H 0.66040.6604 0 0 452 H 0.6557 0.6557 0 0 453 H 0.6557 0.6557 0 0 454 H 0.63340.6334 0 0 455 D 0.6334 0.6334 0 0 456 P 0.6374 0.6374 0 0 457 S 0.55140.5514 0 0 458 T 0.6255 0.6255 0 0 459 M 0.6557 0.6557 0 0 460 Y 0.74580.7458 0 0 461 H 0.7772 0.7772 0 0 462 H 0.82 0.82 0 0 463 H 0.84880.8488 0 0 464 H 0.8746 0.8746 0 0 465 H 0.9009 0.9009 0 0 466 H 0.92990.9299 0 0 467 F 0.9369 0.9369 0 0

TABLE 4 Map of NPR1 Mutations. Related to FIGS. 2A-2I. List of gain/lossof function point mutations and their alleles found in previouslypublished forward and reverse genetic screens of AtNPR1. AA position WTAA Mutated AA Mutant name Reference 1 M 2 D 3 T 4 T 5 I 6 D 7 G 8 F 9 A10 D 11 S A/D S11/15A/D Spoel et al. 2009 12 Y 13 E 14 I 15 S A/DS11/15A/D Spoel et al. 2009 16 S 17 T 18 S 19 F 20 V 21 A 22 T 23 D 24 N25 T 26 D 27 S 28 S 29 I 30 V 31 Y 32 L 33 A 34 A 35 E 36 Q 37 V 38 L 39T 40 G 41 P 42 D 43 V 44 S 45 A 46 L 47 Q 48 L 49 L 50 S 51 N 52 S 53 F54 E 55 S A/D S55/59A/D Saleh et al. 2015 56 V 57 F 58 D 59 S A/DS55/59A/D Saleh et al. 2015 60 P 61 D 62 D 63 F 64 Y N npr1-58 Canet etal. 2010 65 S 66 D 67 A 68 K 69 L 70 V 71 L 72 S 73 D 74 G 75 R 76 E 77V 78 S 79 F 80 H Y/A npr1-44, H80A Canet et al. 2010, Rochon et al. 200681 R A R81A Rochon et al. 2006 82 C A C82A Mou et al. 2003, Rochon etal. 2006 83 V A V83A Rochon et al. 2006 84 L A L84A Rochon et al. 200685 S 86 A 87 R A R87A Rochon et al. 2006 88 S A S88A Rochon et al. 200689 S A S89A Rochon et al. 2006 90 F A F90A Rochon et al. 2006 91 F AF91A Rochon et al. 2006 92 K 93 S 94 A 95 L 96 A 97 A 98 A 99 K 100 K101 E 102 K 103 D 104 S 105 N 106 N 107 T 108 A 109 A 110 V 111 K 112 L113 E 114 L 115 K 116 E 117 I 118 A 119 K 120 D 121 Y 122 E 123 V 124 G125 F 126 D 127 S 128 V 129 V 130 T 131 V 132 L 133 A 134 Y 135 V 136 Y137 S 138 S 139 R 140 V 141 R 142 P 143 P 144 P 145 K 146 G 147 V 148 S149 E 150 C Y/A rdr1, npr1-2 This paper, Cao et al. 1997 151 A 152 D 153E 154 N 155 C Y/A rdr1, npr1-35 This paper, Canet et al. 2010 156 C Ardr1, C156A This paper, Tada et al. 2008 157 H 158 V 159 A 160 C A rdr1This paper 161 R 162 P frame shift nim1-1 Ryals et al. 1997 163 A 164 V165 D 166 F 167 M 168 L 169 E 170 V 171 L frame shift nim1-3 Ryals etal. 1997 172 Y 173 L 174 A 175 F 176 I 177 F 178 K 179 I 180 P 181 E 182L 183 I 184 T 185 L 186 Y 187 Q 188 R 189 H 190 L 191 L 192 D 193 V 194V 195 D 196 K 197 V 198 V 199 I 200 E 201 D 202 T 203 L 204 V 205 I 206L 207 K 208 L 209 A 210 N 211 I 212 C 213 G 214 K 215 A 216 C A C216AMou et al. 2003 217 M 218 K 219 L 220 L 221 D 222 R 223 C 224 K 225 E226 I 227 I 228 V 229 K 230 S 231 N 232 V 233 D 234 M 235 V 236 S 237 L238 E 239 K 240 S 241 L 242 P 243 E 244 E 245 L 246 V 247 K 248 E 249 I250 I 251 D 252 R 253 R 254 K 255 E 256 L 257 G 258 L 259 E 260 V 261 P262 K 263 V 264 K 265 K 266 H 267 V 268 S 269 N 270 V 271 H 272 K 273 A274 L F npr1-50 Canet et al. 2010 275 D 276 S 277 D 278 D 279 I 280 E281 L 282 V 283 K 284 L 285 L 286 L 287 K 288 E K npr1-41 Canet et al.2010 289 D 290 H 291 T 292 N 293 L 294 D 295 D 296 A 297 C 298 A 299 L300 H Y nim1-2 Ryals et al. 1997 301 F 302 A 303 V 304 A 305 Y 306 C Ynpr1-40 Canet et al. 2010 307 N 308 V 309 K 310 T 311 A 312 T 313 D 314L 315 L 316 K 317 L 318 D 319 L 320 A 321 D 322 V 323 N 324 H 325 R 326N 327 P 328 R 329 G 330 Y 331 T 332 V 333 L 334 H Y npr1-1 Cao et al.1997 335 V 336 A 337 A 338 M 339 R 340 K 341 E 342 P S npr1-5, npr1-60Shah et al. 1999, Canet et al. 2010 343 Q STOP npr1-53 Canet et al. 2010344 L 345 I A sim3 Saleh et al. 2015 346 L A sim3 Saleh et al. 2015 347S 348 L A sim3 Saleh et al. 2015 349 L 350 E 351 K 352 G 353 A 354 S 355A 356 S 357 E 358 A 359 T 360 L 361 E 362 G 363 R 364 T 365 A 366 L 367M 368 I 369 A 370 K 371 Q STOP npr1-45 Canet et al. 2010 372 A 373 T AT373A Lee et al. 2015 374 M 375 A 376 V 377 E 378 C A rdr2 This paper379 N 380 N 381 I 382 P 383 E 384 Q STOP npr1-21 Canet et al. 2010 385 CA rdr2 This paper 386 K 387 H 388 S 389 L 390 K 391 G 392 R 393 L 394 CA rdr2 This paper 395 V 396 E 397 I 398 L 399 E 400 Q STOP npr1-4 Cao etal. 1997 401 E 402 D 403 K 404 R 405 E 406 Q 407 I 408 P 409 R 410 D 411V 412 P 413 P 414 S 415 F 416 A 417 V 418 A 419 A 420 D 421 E 422 L 423K 424 M 425 T 426 L 427 L 428 D N npr1-27 Canet et al. 2010 429 L 430 E431 N 432 R K/Q nim1-4, nim1-5, npr1-32, Ryals et al. 1997, Canet et al.2010, npr1-33, npr1-51, R432Q Ding et al 2018 433 V 434 A 435 L 436 A437 Q 438 R 439 L 440 F 441 P 442 T 443 E K npr1-25 Canet et al. 2010444 A 445 Q 446 A 447 A 448 M 449 E K npr1-31, npr1-36 Canet et al. 2010450 I 451 A V npr1-30 Canet et al. 2010 452 E 453 M 454 K 455 G 456 T457 C 458 E 459 F 460 I 461 V 462 T 463 S 464 L 465 E 466 P 467 D 468 R469 L 470 T 471 G 472 T 473 K 474 R 475 T 476 S 477 P 478 G 479 V 480 K481 I 482 A 483 P 484 F 485 R 486 I 487 L 488 E 489 E 490 H 491 Q STOPnpr1-3, npr1-37, npr1-49, Cao et al. 1997, Ryals et al. 1997, npr1-55,nim1-6 Canet et al. 2010 492 S 493 R K npr1-38 Canet et al. 2010 494 L495 K 496 A P npr1-56 Canet et al. 2010 497 L F npr1-24, npr1-46,npr1-47 Canet et al. 2010 498 S 499 K 500 T 501 V M npr1-20 Canet et al.2010 502 E 503 L 504 G E npr1-42 Canet et al. 2010 505 K 506 R 507 F SF507S Maier et al. 2011 508 F S F508S Maier et al. 2011 509 P 510 R 511C A rdr3 This paper 512 S L npr1-39 Canet et al. 2010 513 A 514 V 515 LF npr1-48 Canet et al. 2010 516 D 517 Q 518 I 519 M 520 N 521 C A/Srdr3, C521S This paper, Rochon et al. 2006, Wu et al. 2012 522 E 523 D524 L 525 T 526 Q STOP npr1-34 Canet et al. 2010 527 L 528 A 529 C A/Srdr3, C529S This paper, Rochon et al. 2006, Wu et al. 2012 530 G 531 E532 D 533 D 534 T 535 A 536 E 537 K 538 R STOP npr1-28 Canet et al. 2010539 L 540 Q 541 K Q nls Kinkema et al. 2000 542 K Q nls Kinkema et al.2000 543 Q 544 R K/G npr1-22, nls Kinkema et al. 2000, Canet et al. 2010545 Y 546 M 547 E 548 I 549 Q 550 E 551 T 552 L 553 K Q nls Kinkema etal. 2000 554 K Q nls Kinkema et al. 2000 555 A 556 F 557 S 558 E 559 D560 N 561 L 562 E 563 L 564 G 565 N 566 S 567 S 568 L 569 T 570 D 571 S572 T 573 S 574 S 575 T 576 S 577 K 578 S 579 T 580 G 581 G 582 K 583 R584 S 585 N 586 R 587 K 588 L 589 S A S589A Lee et al. 2015 590 H 591 R592 R 593 R

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TABLE 5 Functional Categorization of sim3-GFP Interactome Proteins.Related to FTGS. 3A-3F. SN Components - Part 1 SINC ComponentsNormalized Functional Fold Change: Groups Gene ID Symbol/Name SA vs Mockp-value Description D, E, F, G AT4G05420 DDB1A, damaged 2.5216549860.0002806 Structurally similar to damaged DNA binding proteins. DNAbinding protein DDB1a is part of a 350 KDa nuclear localized DET1 1Aprotein complex. This complex may physically interact with histone tailsand while bound to chromatin- repress transcription of genes involved inphotomorphogenesis. DDB1a is shown to be RUB- modified. D, E, F, GAT5G50340 ATP-dependent 2.951968756 0.01 DNA repair protein RadA-likeprotein peptidase E, F, G AT5G10450 GRF6, G-box 2.012355655 0.002 memberof the 14-3-3 gene family that is a lambda regulating factor 6 isoform(14-3-3λ). Interacts with APX3 (ascorbate peroxidase) and AKR2,suggesting a role in mediating oxidative metabolism in stress response.This protein was shown to colocalize and interact with SERK1 by which itis phosphorylated. This protein is also reported to interact with thephosphorylated form of the BZR1 transcription factor involved inbrassinosteroid signaling and may affect the nucleocytoplasmic shuttlingof BZR1. Interacts with JAZ10.4 which lacks the Jas motif. It is alsophosphorylated by CRPK1 as part of the response to cold and translocatesto the nucleus after phosphorylation. E, F, G AT5G44070 PCS1,phytochelatin 3.42876493 0.014 Phytochelatin synthase gene conferstolerance to synthase 1 (PCS1) cadmium ions. Catalyzes phytochelatin(PC) synthesis from glutathione (GSH) in the presence of Cd2+, Zn2+,Cu2+ and Fe3+, but not by Co2+ or Ni2+. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile.C, F, G AT1G05010 EFE, ethylene-forming 2.159064852 0.000028811-aminocyclopropane-1-carboxylate oxidase enzyme F, G AT1G02930 GSTF6,glutathione S- 2.00932338 0.0008488 glutathione transferase belonging tothe phi class of transferase 6 GSTs. Naming convention according toWagner et al. (2002). F, G AT1G04980 PDIL2-2, PDI-like 2-2 2.1958730330.042 protein disulfide isomerase-like (PDIL) protein, a member of amultigene family within the thioredoxin (TRX) superfamily. Transcriptlevels for this gene are up-regulated in response to three differentchemical inducers of ER stress (dithiothreitol, beta- mercaptoethanol,and tunicamycin). AtIRE1-2 does not appear to be required for thisresponse, but the atbzip60 mutant has a diminished response. F, GAT1G54100 ALDH7B4, aldehyde 2.005991063 0.005 Aldehyde dehydrogenasedehydrogenase 7B4 F, G AT1G63460 GPX8, glutathione 19.55048744 0.007GPX8 (glutathione peroxidase 8). Involved in the peroxidase 8suppression of oxidative damages in nucleus and cytosol. The mRNA iscell-to-cell mobile. F, G AT1G76680 OPR1, 12- 4111.7295 0.00005161member of an alpha/beta barrel fold family of FMN- oxophytodienoatecontaining oxidoreductases. One of the closely related reductase 112-oxophytodienoic acid reductases. This enzyme is not expected toparticipate in jasmonic acid biosynthesis because during in vitroassays, it shows very little activity with the naturally occurring OPDAisomer. Shows activity towards 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene. Expressedpredominately in root. Up-regulated by senescence and jasmonic acid.Induced by salicylic acid. Independent of NPR1 for their induction bysalicylic acid. Predicted to be a cytosolic protein. F, G AT1G78380GSTU19, glutathione 2.583760756 0.002 glutathione transferase that is amember of Tau GST S-transferase TAU 19 gene family. Expression isinduced by drought stress, oxidative stress, and high doses of auxin andcytokinin. naming convention according to Wagner et al. (2002) Theexpression of this gene is upregulated by herbicide safeners such asbenoxacor and fenclorim. F, G AT2G29720 CTF2B, FAD/NAD(P)- 3.1459724480.026 FAD/NAD(P)-binding oxidoreductase family protein bindingoxidoreductase family protein F, G AT3G11340 UDP- 3.032097566 0.04glucosyltransferase that conjugates isoleucic acid andGlycosyltransferase modulates plant defense and senescence. superfamilyprotein F, G AT3G26830 PAD3, Cytochrome 14.61448668 0.00004092 Mutationsin pad3 are defective in biosynthesis of the P450 superfamily indolederived phytoalexin camalexin. cytochrome protein P450 enzyme thatcatalyzes the conversion of dihydrocamalexic acid to camalexin. The mRNAis cell-to-cell mobile. F, G AT4G31500 ATR4, CYP83B1, 2.418188216 0.046an oxime-metabolizing enzyme in the biosynthetic RED1, RNT1, SUR2,pathway of glucosinolates. Is required for cytochrome P450, phytochromesignal transduction in red light. Mutation family 83, subfamily B,confers auxin overproduction. polypeptide 1 F, G AT4G34135 UGT73B2, UDP-8.082080074 0.003 The At4g34135 gene flavonol 7-O-glucosyltransferaseglucosyltransferase (EC 2.4.1.237) that glucosylates also with a 20 fold73B2 lower activity flavonols (kaempferol and quercetin) at the3-O-position. F, G AT4G37760 SQE3, squalene 50.11829138 0.014 squaleneepoxidase 3 epoxidase 3 F, G AT5G03630 ATMDAR2, Pyridine 2.7486039280.012 Pyridine nucleotide-disulfide oxidoreductase familynucleotide-disulphide protein oxidoreductase family protein F, GAT5G18170 GDH1, glutamate 86.38984437 0.016 the 43 kDa alpha-subunit ofthe glutamate dehydrogenase 1 dehydrogenase with a putativemitochondrial transit polypeptide and NAD(H)− and alpha-ketoglutarate-binding domains. Mitochondrial localization confirmed by subcellularfractionation. Combines in several ratios with GDH2 protein (GDH-beta)to form seven isoenzymes. Catalyzes the cleavage of glycine residues.May be involved in ammonia assimilation under conditions of inorganicnitrogen excess. The enzyme is almost exclusively found in themitochondria of stem and leaf companion cells. F, G AT5G24530 DMR6,2-oxoglutarate 15.5761431 0.00002479 putative 2OG-Fe(II) oxygenase thatis defense- (2OG) and Fe(II)- associated but required for susceptibilityto downy dependent oxygenase mildew. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile.superfamily protein F, G AT5G57800 CER3, FLP1, WAX2, 3321.575875 0.002transmembrane protein with similarity to the sterol YRE, Fatty aciddesaturase family at the N-terminus and to the short- hydroxylase chaindehydrogenase/reductase family at the C- superfamily terminus. Mutantanalyses indicate this protein is involved in cuticle membrane and waxbiosynthesis. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. F, G AT4G37990 ELI3-2,elicitor- 56.97769729 0.002 an aromatic alcohol: NADP+ oxidoreductasewhose activated gene 3-2 mRNA levels are increased in response totreatment with a variety of phytopathogenic bacteria. Though similar tomannitol dehydrogenases, this enzyme does not have mannitoldehydrogenase activity. D, E, G AT1G16890 UBC36, ubiquitin- 3.9511377250.03 UBC36/UBC13B protein that may play a role in DNA conjugating enzyme36 damage responses and error-free post-replicative DNA repair. It canbind to the MMZ/UEV1 proteins in vitro. D, E, G AT2G30110 UBA1,ubiquitin- 3.321653124 0.003 ubiquitin-activating enzyme (E1), involvedin the first activating enzyme 1 step in conjugating multiple ubiquitinsto proteins targeted for degradation. Gene is expressed in most tissuesexamined. Mutant is able to revert the constitutive defense responsesphenotype of snc1, which indicates the gene is involved in defenseresponse. It also indicates that ubiquitination plays a role in plantdefense signalling. D, E, G AT4G21100 DDB1B, damaged 1615.0216250.0003354 One of two closely related genes similar to a damaged DNAbinding protein DNA binding protein originally described in 1B mammals.May form a complex with DET1 to regulate photomorphogenesis. Loss offunction mutations are lethal. The DDB lb protein binds with a number ofDWD-containing proteins and may form part of a CUL4-based E3 ubiquitinligase. D, E, G AT5G49570 PNG1, peptide-N- 3.133826988 0.032 proteinthat has peptide: N-glycanase activity in glycanase 1 enzymatic assay inheterologous systems (although the activity was not detected inwild-type plants). C, E, G AT1G08420 BSL2, BRI1 suppressor 2.0734650410.037 BRI1 suppressor 1 (BSU1)-like 2 1 (BSU1)-like 2 E, G AT1G21210WAK4, wall associated 8.976150857 0.007 cell wall-associated ser/thrkinase involved in cell kinase 4 elongation and lateral root developmentE, G AT1G48210 Protein kinase 6.14810165 0.003 Protein kinasesuperfamily protein superfamily protein E, G AT1G51660 ATMEK4, ATMKK4,2.617942408 0.003 mitogen-activated map kinase kinase (there are nine inMKK4, mitogen- Arabidopsis) involved in innate immunity. This proteinactivated protein kinase activates MPK3/MPK6 and early-defense geneskinase 4 redundantly with MKK5. In plants with both MKK5 and MKK4 levelsreduced by RNAi plants, floral organs do not abscise suggestion a rolefor both proteins in mediating floral organ abscission. The mRNA iscell-to-cell mobile. E, G AT2G02560 CAND1, cullin- 42.10100914 0.04Arabidopsis thaliana homolog of human CAND1 associated and(cullin-associated and neddylation-dissociated). neddylation dissociatedPutative similarity to TBP-interacting protein TIP120. Ubiquitouslyexpressed in plant tissues throughout development. T-DNA insertionmutant plants were completely sterile and resistant to sirtinol andauxin, but not to gibberellins or brassinolide. Displayed developmentalphenotypes similar to those of axr1, namely, short petioles, downwardlycurling leaves, shorter inflorescence. Required for SCF function andappears to modulate SCF complex cycling. Physically interacts with CUL1.The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. E, G AT2G16600 ROC3, rotamase CYP5.751533228 0.028 cytosolic cyclophilin ROC3. The mRNA is cell-to-cell 3mobile. E, G AT2G37710 RLK, receptor lectin 4.873064424 0.016 Induced inresponse to Salicylic acid. The mRNA is kinase cell-to-cell mobile. E, GAT3G09350 Fes1A 3.16462928 0.014 one of the Arabidopsis orthologs of thehuman Hsp70- binding protein 1 (HspBP-1) and yeast Fes1p: Fes1A(AT3G09350), Fes1B (AT3G53800), Fes1C (AT5G02150). Fes1A is cytosolicand associates with cytosolic Hsp70. Mutants showed increased heat-sensitive phenotype suggestion the involvement of Fes1A in acquiredthermotolerance. Does not have nucleotide exchange factor activity invitro. E, G AT3G12580 HSP70, heat shock 4.719822467 0.006 heat shockprotein 70 protein 70 E, G AT3G14840 Leucine-rich repeat 2.0972118320.014 LRR-RLK protein that is localized to the plasma transmembraneprotein membrane and is involved in regulation of plant innate kinaseimmunity to microbes. LIK1 is phosphorylated by CERK1, a kinase involvedin chitin perception. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. E, G AT3G19420PTEN 2 2.241160922 0.016 phosphatase with low in vitro tyrosinephosphatase activity that is capable of dephosphorylating in vitro the3′phosphate group of PI3P, PI(3,4)P2, and PI(3,5)P2 and may be aneffector of lipid signaling. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. E, GAT3G48990 AMP-dependent 2.006176223 0.017 an oxalyl-CoA synthetase andis required for oxalate synthetase and ligase degradation, for normalseed development, and for family protein defense against anoxalate-producing fungal pathogen. E, G AT4G15802 AtHSBP, HSBP, heat6.218241496 0.0001123 protein with similarity to heat shock factorbinding shock factor binding proteins. Involved in negative regulationof heat shock protein response. Becomes nuclear localized upon heattreatment. E, G AT4G26070 MEK1 4.030833705 0.028 Member of MAP KinaseKinase. Likely functions in a stress-activated MAPK pathway. Canphosphorylate the MAPK AtMPK4, in response to stress. Getsphosphorylated by MEKK1 in response to wounding. E, G AT4G26120 NPR2,NPR1-like 16.69681087 0.003 Ankyrin repeat family protein/BTB/POZdomain- protein 2 containing protein E, G AT4G39090 RD19A, Papain family3.140839158 0.031 Similar to cysteine proteinases, induced bydesiccation cysteine protease but not abscisic acid. Required for RRS1-Rmediated resistance against Ralstonia solanacearum. Interacts with theR. solanacearum type III effector PopP2. RD19 associates with PopP2 toform a nuclear complex that is required for activation of the RRS1-R?mediated resistance response. E, G AT5G02490 Heat shock protein 702.202605625 0.0003584 Heat shock protein 70 (Hsp 70) family protein (Hsp70) family protein E, G AT5G14250 FUS11, Proteasome 2.75440381 0.004subunit 3 of the COP9 signalosome. component (PCI) domain protein E, GAT5G43060 Granulin repeat 4.976365059 0.01 Peptidase, activity detectedin extracts of root, leaf and cysteine protease cell culture. familyprotein E, G AT5G45110 NPR3, NPR1-like 9.396321195 0.0002424 NPR3, aparalog of NPR1. Involved in negative protein 3 regulation of defenseresponses against bacterial and oomycete pathogens. npr3 mutants haselevated level of PR1 expression. Interacts with TGA2, TGA3, TGA5 andTGA6 in yeast two hybrid assays. NPR3 and NPR4 are receptors for theimmune signal salicylic acid. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. B, D, GAT5G35530 Ribosomal protein S3 3.141460686 0.024 Ribosomal protein S3family protein family protein D, G AT2G29570 PCNA2, proliferating2.831339329 0.046 Functionally interacts with POLH to repair DNA cellnuclear antigen 2 damaged by UVB damage. May be sumoylated. D, GAT3G06010 ATCHR12, Homeotic 9.34235423 0.018 AtCHR12, a SNF2/Brahma-typechromatin- gene regulator remodeling protein. AtCHR12 mediates temporarygrowth arrest in Arabidopsis upon perceiving environmental stress. D, GAT3G07930 DNA glycosylase 521.3600823 0.000147 DNA glycosylasesuperfamily protein superfamily protein D, G AT3G14890 Phosphoesterase3.845087005 0.043 base excision repair protein that, together with APE2,it plays overlapping roles in the maintenance of epigenome and genomestability in plants. C, G AT4G13350 NSP (nuclear shuttle 4.2691771430.009 GTPase that interacts with nuclear shuttle proteinsprotein)-interacting (NSPs) from a number of different plant viruses.The GTPase gene is widely expressed and NIG transcript levels do notrise in response to viral infection. This cytoplasmic protein does notdirectly interact with a viral movement protein (MP), but, it doespromote the movement of NSP from the nucleus to the cytoplasm.Overexpression of NIG in Arabidopsis plants renders them more sensitiveto geminivirus infection. C, G AT1G01960 EDA10 2.220715332 0.03 one ofthe functionally redundant ARF guanine- nucleotide exchange factors(ARF-GEFs). Functions as regulators of post-Golgi trafficking. C, GAT4G02510 TOC86, translocon at 3.610006467 0.024 An integral membraneGTPase that functions as a the outer envelope transit-sequence receptorrequired for the import of membrane of proteins necessary forchloroplast biogenesis. Located chloroplasts 159 in the outerchloroplast membrane. Phosphorylation of the G-domains regulatetranslocon assembly. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. B, G AT2G34480Ribosomal protein 3.349837664 0.006 nuclear localized member of theribosomal L18ae/LX L18ae/LX family protein family. Loss of functionmutations show protein reduced transmission through the gametophytes andembryo lethality. G AT1G02450 NIMIN1 17.71850982 0.0002129 NIMIN1modulates PR gene expression according the following model: NPR1 forms aternary complex with NIMIN1 and TGA factors upon SAR induction thatbinds to a positive regulatory cis-element of the PR-1 promoter, termedLS7. This leads to PR-1 gene induction. NIMIN1 decreases transcriptionalactivation, possibly through its EAR motif, which results in fine-tuningof PR-1 gene expression. G AT1G55450 S-adenosyl-L- 2.240481943 0.016S-adenosyl-L-methionine-dependent methionine-dependentmethyltransferases superfamily protein methyltransferases superfamilyprotein G AT1G60140 TPS10, trehalose 2102.433 0.001 an enzyme putativelyinvolved in trehalose phosphate synthase biosynthesis. The protein has atrehalose synthase (TPS)-like domain that may or may not be active aswell as a trehalose phosphatase (TPP)-like domain. G AT1G66090 Diseaseresistance 6.25603175 0.00001173 Disease resistance protein (TIR-NBSclass) protein (TIR-NBS class) G AT1G72910 Toll-Interleukin- 2.6069799460.00047 Toll-Interleukin-Resistance (TIR) domain-containing Resistance(TIR) protein domain-containing protein G AT2G03440 NRP1,nodulin-related 14.30361122 0.039 Induced at the transcriptional levelby Pseudomonas protein 1 syringae pv. tomato infection. G AT2G14560LURP1, Protein of 4.630490539 0.038 LURP1, a member of the LURP cluster(late unknown function upregulated in response to Hyaloperonospora(DUF567) parasitica) which exhibits a pronounced upregulation afterrecognition of the pathogenic oomycte H. parasitica. LURP1 is requiredfor full basal defense to H. parasitica and resistance to this pathogenmediated by the R-proteins RPP4 and RPP5. The mRNA is cell- to-cellmobile. G AT2G14610 PR1, pathogenesis- 3.64837311 0.0002666 PR1 geneexpression is induced in response to a related gene 1 variety ofpathogens. It is a useful molecular marker for the SAR response. Thoughthe Genbank record for the cDNA associated to this gene is called‘PR-1-like’, the sequence actually corresponds to PR1. Expression ofthis gene is salicylic-acid responsive. G AT2G17265 DMR1, HSK,2.162821903 0.0007399 homoserine kinase (HSK) which produces O-phospho-homoserine kinase L-homoserine (HserP), a compound at the branchingpoint of methionine and threonine biosynthesis. HSK is found in thestromal fraction of chloroplasts. Mutation of this gene results inhigher level of the amino acid homoserine and resistance to downy mildewpathogen Hyaloperonospora arabidopsidis. G AT2G24850 TAT3, tyrosine18.45478915 0.027 tyrosine aminotransferase that is responsive toaminotransferase 3 treatment with jasmonic acid. G AT2G26560 PLP2,phospholipase A 3.961195476 0.043 lipid acyl hydrolase with widesubstrate specificity that 2A accumulates upon infection by fungal andbacterial pathogens. Protein is localized in the cytoplasm in healthyleaves, and in membranes in infected cells. Plays a role in cell deathand differentially affects the accumulation of oxylipins. Contributes toresistance to virus. G AT2G37970 SOUL-1, SOUL heme- 2.926002428 0.031SOUL heme-binding family protein binding family protein G AT3G01290SPFH/Band 7/PHB 6.530545545 0.002 SPFH/Band 7/PHB domain-containingmembrane- domain-containing associated protein familymembrane-associated protein family G AT3G04210 Disease resistance7.601551566 0.017 TN13 is a TIR-NBS protein involved in immune protein(TIR-NBS response. It co localizes with the ER and perinuclear class)membranes and interacts with MOS6. G AT3G18520 HDA15, histone 2572.76250.002 protein with similarity to histone deacetylases. Plantsdeacetylase 15 expressing RNAi directed against this gene show amoderate resistance to agrobacterium-mediated root transformation. GAT3G43810 CAM7, calmodulin 7 3.958075882 0.002 EF hand domain proteincalmodulin. Can functionally complement a yeast CaM mutant. G AT3G44480RPP1, Disease 13.72108266 0.025 TIR-NB-LRR R-protein RPP1 that confersresistance resistance protein to Peronospora parasitica (downy mildew).(TIR-NBS-LRR class) family G AT3G48090 EDS1, enhanced 3.176849719 0.008Component of R gene-mediated disease resistance in diseasesusceptability Arabidopsis thaliana with homology to eukaryotic lipases.G AT3G50930 BCS1, cytochrome 15.97249988 0.006 protein that is presentin a homo-multimeric protein BC1 synthesis complex on the outermitochondrial membrane and plays a role in cell death and amplifyingsalicylic acid signalling. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. G AT3G51250Senescence/dehydration- 26.13060967 0.034Senescence/dehydration-associated protein-like protein associatedprotein- related G AT3G52430 ATPAD4, PAD4, 3.227623612 0.022 lipase-likegene that is important for salicylic acid alpha/beta-Hydrolasessignaling and function in resistance (R) gene-mediated superfamilyprotein and basal plant disease resistance. PAD4 can interact directlywith EDS1, another disease resistance signaling protein. Expressed atelevated level in response to green peach aphid (GPA) feeding, andmodulates the GPA feeding-induced leaf senescence through a mechanismthat doesn't require camalexin synthesis and salicylic acid (SA)signaling. Required for the ssi2-dependent heightened resistance to GPA.The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. G AT4G16950 RPP5, Disease 3.792276190.044 Contains a putative nucleotide binding site and resistance proteinleucine-rich repeats. Similar to the plant resistance (TIR-NBS-LRRclass) genes N and L6, and to the toll and interleukin-1 receptors.Confers resistance to Peronospora parasitica. Redundant functiontogether with SIKIC1 and 3 in SNC1-mediated autoimmunity. Protein levelscontrolled by MUSE1 and MUSE2. G AT4G19510 Disease resistance5.174685292 0.003 Disease resistance protein (TIR-NBS-LRR class) protein(TIR-NBS- LRR class) G AT4G33050 EDA39, calmodulin- 3.102716934 0.033calmodulin-binding protein involved in stomatai binding family proteinmovement G AT5G41750 Disease resistance 10.2128062 0.0008359 Diseaseresistance protein (TIR-NBS-LRR class) protein (TIR-NBS- family LRRclass) G AT5G45510 Leucine-rich repeat 5.051626678 0.0001342Leucine-rich repeat (LRR) family protein (LRR) family protein GAT5G45520 Leucine-rich repeat 2274.360875 0.006 Leucine-rich repeat(LRR) family protein (LRR) family protein G AT5G48620 Disease resistance2.826581182 0.016 Disease resistance protein (CC-NBS-LRR class) protein(CC-NBS-LRR family class) G AT5G54310 AGD5, NEV, ARF- 8.653446694 0.019A member of ARF GAP domain (AGD), A thaliana GAP domain 5 has 15members, grouped into four classes. Regulates membrane trafficking andorgan separation. G AT5G57560 TCH4, XTH22, 102.3521183 0.033 cellwall-modifying enzyme, rapidly upregulated in Xyloglucan response toenvironmental stimuli. endotransglucosylase/ hydrolase family protein GAT5G45500 RNI-like superfamily 2.930585074 0.002 RNI-like superfamilyprotein. Leucine-Rich repeat protein (LRR) family protein C, E, FAT1G68730 Zim17-type zinc finger 11.82585661 0.04 Zim17-type zinc fingerprotein protein B, E, F AT1G68200 Zinc finger C-x8-C-x5- 3.8545123250.006 Zinc finger C-x8-C-x5-C-x3-H type family protein C-x3-H typefamily protein D, F AT2G21790 RNR1, ribonucleotide 2182.409958 0.0007951large subunit of ribonucleotide reductase involved in reductase 1 theproduction of deoxyribonucleoside triphosphates (dNTPs) for DNAreplication and repair F AT1G05720 Selenoprotein family 2.426087484 0.04selenoprotein family protein protein F AT1G11680 CYP51, 2.7959847940.006 putative obtusifoliol 14-alpha demethylase involved in CYTOCHROMEP450 sterol biosynthesis. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. 51G1 FAT1G16350 Aldolase-type TIM 65.91134451 0.042 Aldolase-type TIM barrelfamily protein barrel family protein F AT1G22400 UGT85A1, UDP-4.863075405 0.03 UDP-Glycosyltransferase superfamily proteinGlycosyltransferase superfamily protein F AT1G48320 Thioesterase6.589263193 0.031 one of the two functional DHNA-CoA (1,4-dihydroxy-superfamily protein 2-naphthoyl-CoA) thioesterases found in Arabidopsis.F AT1G70580 AOAT2, GGT2, 10.47365578 0.03 protein with glyoxylateaminotransferase activity. It alanine-2-oxoglutarate can act on a numberof different small substrates and aminotransferase 2 amino acids invitro. F AT2G01490 Phytanoyl-CoA 2.659254608 0.032 phytanoyl-CoA2-hydroxylase (PAHX). The mRNA is dioxygenase (PhyH) cell-to-cellmobile. family protein F AT2G26400 ARD3, acireductone 8.569790647 0.005protein predicted to belong to the acireductone dioxygenase 3dioxygenase (ARD/ARD?)family. F AT2G29320 NAD(P)-binding 40.037240190.045 NAD(P)-binding Rossmann-fold superfamily protein Rossmann-foldsuperfamily protein F AT2G43820 UGT74F2, UDP- 8.985932916 0.011nicotinate-O-glycosyltransferase. Induced by Salicylicglucosyltransferase acid, virus, fungus and bacteria. Also involved inthe 74F2 tryptophan synthesis pathway. Independent of NPR1 for theirinduction by salicylic acid. UGT74F1 transfers UDP: glucose to salicylicacid (forming a glucoside (SAG) and a glucose ester (SGE)), benzoicacid, and anthranilate in vitro. UGT74F2 shows a weak ability tocatalyze the formation of the p- aminobenzoate-glucose ester in vitro.But, UGT75B1 appears to be the dominant pABA acylglucosyltransferase invivo based on assays in leaves, flowers, and siliques. F AT4G13180NAD(P)-binding 5.4597349 0.005 NAD(P)-binding Rossmann-fold superfamilyprotein Rossmann-fold superfamily protein F AT4G22220 ISU1, SufE/NifU3.436677001 0.042 mitochondrial protein similar to E. coli IscU. Infamily protein bacteria, IscU is a scaffold protein accepting sulfur andiron to build a transient Fe—S cluster, which is subsequentlytransferred to a target apoprotein. F AT5G14240 Thioredoxin 32.06998710.044 Thioredoxin superfamily protein superfamily protein F AT5G22140FAD/NAD(P)-binding 9.815053313 0.0002677 FAD/NAD(P)-bindingoxidoreductase family protein oxidoreductase family protein F AT5G40760G6PD6, glucose-6- 4.098820827 0.035 cytosolic glucose-6-phosphatedehydrogenase that is phosphate insensitive to reduction by DTT andwhose mRNA is dehydrogenase 6 expressed ubiquitously. The mRNA iscell-to-cell mobile. F AT5G48180 NSP5, nitrile specifier 5235.6960.0009395 nitrile-specifier protein NSP5. NSP5 is one out of fiveprotein 5 (At3g16400/NSP1, At2g33070/NSP2, At3g16390/NSP3,At3g16410/NSP4 and At5g48180/NSP5) A. thaliana epithiospecifier protein(ESP) homologues that promote simple nitrile, but not epithionitrile orthiocyanate formation. C, E AT5G47040 LON2, lon protease 2 2.4724543320.002 member of the Lon protease-like proteins (Lon1/At5g26860,Lon2/At5g47040, Lon3/At3g05780, Lon4/At3g05790). Lon is amultifunctional ATP-dependent protease which exists in bacteria, archaeaand within organelles in eukaryotic cells. Lon proteases are responsiblefor the degradation of abnormal, damaged and unstable proteins. C, EAT3G18060 Transducin family 7.1893436 0.017 transducin familyprotein/WD-40 repeat family protein/WD-40 repeat protein. Cul4-RING E3ubiquitin ligase complex family protein C, E AT2G31200 ADF6 2.2561091330.011 actin depolymerizing factor 6 (ADF6). The mRNA is cell-to-cellmobile. E AT1G04860 UBP2, ubiquitin- 2.306075545 0.0007404ubiquitin-specific protease. specific protease 2 E AT1G08050 Zinc finger(C3HC4- 7.543438856 0.004 Zinc finger (C3HC4-type RING finger) familyprotein type RING finger) family protein E AT2G04430 atnudt5, NUDT5,44.14867451 0.029 nudix hydrolase homolog 5 nudix hydrolase homolog 5 EAT2G20190 CLIP-associated 2554.278083 0.00008309 microtubule-associatedprotein that is involved in both protein cell division and cellexpansion. It likely promotes microtubule stability. E AT2G21470 SAE2,SUMO- 5.816764678 0.041 one of the two subunits of the SUMO activationactivating enzyme 2 enzyme required during sumolation. Sumolation is apost-translational protein modification process similar toubiquitination during which a polypeptide (SUMO) is covalently attachedto a target protein. E AT2G28450 zinc finger (CCCH- 2.94745402 0.012zinc finger (CCCH-type) family protein type) family protein E AT2G32160S-adenosyl-L- 3.438645919 0.012 S-adenosyl-L-methionine-dependentmethionine-dependent methyltransferases superfamily proteinmethyltransferases superfamily protein E AT2G47110 UBQ6, ubiquitin 62.043646216 0.006 polyubiquitin gene The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. EAT3G07990 SCPL27, serine 5807.184 0.007 serine carboxypeptidase-like 27carboxypeptidase-like 27 E AT3G20630 UBP14, ubiquitin- 5.017922504 0.003ubiquitin-specific protease. Identical to TTN6. Loss of specificprotease 14 function mutations are embryo lethals, having developmentarrested at the preglobular/globular stage. Also involved in rootresponses to phosphate deficiency. E AT3G23570 alpha/beta-Hydrolases2.728988268 0.002 alpha/beta-Hydrolases superfamily protein superfamilyprotein E AT3G50590 Transducin/WD40 3404.154333 0.001 WD40/YVTN repeatprotein. Autophagy pathway repeat-like superfamily regulation protein EAT3G58040 SINAT2, seven in 2.989448967 0.04 RING finger domaincontaining protein that interacts absentia of Arabidopsis with AtRAP2.2.The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. 2 E AT4G01870 tolB protein-related6.111279906 0.032 tolB protein-like protein E AT4G17830 Peptidase3.667358167 0.031 NAOD functional acetylornithine deacetylase.M20/M25/M40 family Silenced lines plants flower early but have reducedprotein fertility (siliques do not develop) as well as reduced ornithinelevels. NAOD mediates a linear pathway for ornithine biosynthesis. EAT4G30890 UBP24, ubiquitin- 2578.715125 0.003 ubiquitin-specificprotease. specific protease 24 E AT5G60360 SAG2, aleurain-like4.083440208 0.004 senescence-associated thiol protease. The mRNA isprotease cell-to-cell mobile. E AT5G60510 Undecaprenyl 7.40731429 0.006Undecaprenyl pyrophosphate synthetase family protein pyrophosphatesynthetase family protein E AT5G61790 ATCNX1, CNX1, 5.259807906 0.008calnexin 1 calnexin 1 E AT5G67340 ARM repeat 203.1453606 0.014 ARMrepeat superfamily protein superfamily protein E AT3G15610Transducin/WD40 2.263771457 0.008 Transducin/WD40 repeat-likesuperfamily protein repeat-like superfamily protein E AT3G45620Transducin/WD40 3.673690257 0.009 This gene is predicted to encode aprotein with a DWD repeat-like superfamily motif. It can bind to DDB lain Y2H assays, and protein DDB lb in co-IP assays, and may be involvedin the formation of a CUL4-based E3 ubiquitin ligase E AT5G24710Transducin/WD40 2.012342931 0.036 WD40/YVTN repeat protein. repeat-likesuperfamily protein. Peptidase A1 domain-containing protein D AT3G18580Nucleic acid-binding, 6.349991253 0.01 Member of the family of canonicalmitochondrial OB-fold-like protein DNA binding proteins. Single-strandedbinding protein which does not interfere with MMEJ. D AT4G31210 DNAtopoisomerase, 2.583542458 0.041 DNA topoisomerase, type IA, core typeIA, core C AT2G41740 VLN2, villin 2 3.542665946 0.041 protein with highhomology to animal villin. actin filament bundle assembly, actinfilament capping C AT3G19960 ATM1, myosin 1 2.331183156 0.023 member ofMyosin-like proteins C AT1G27970 NTF2B, nuclear 11.1592163 0.042 anortholog of yeast NTF2, a nuclear envelop transport transport factor 2Bprotein that functions as the nuclear import receptor for RanGDP, anessential player in nucleocytoplasmic transport. The mRNA iscell-to-cell mobile. C AT3G06720 IMPA1, importin alpha 2.092256022 0.018importin alpha involved in nuclear import. Protein isoform 1 interactswith Agrobacterium proteins VirD2 and VirE2. Is not individuallyessential for Agrobacterium- mediated root transformation, but whenoverexpressed can rescue the impa-4 decreased transformationsusceptibility phenotype. C AT1G59610 ADL3, CF1, DL3, 2.502994433 0.003A high molecular weight GTPase whose GTP-binding DRP2B, dynamin-likedomain shows a low homology to those of other plant 3 dynamin-likeproteins. Contains a pleckstrin homologous domain. DRP2B and DRP1Aparticipate together in clathrin-coated vesicle formation duringendocytosis. The mRNA is cell-to-cell mobile. C AT3G13870 RHD3, Roothair 2.858612305 0.036 required for regulated cell expansion and normalroot defective 3 GTP- hair development, an evolutionarily conservedprotein binding protein with putative GTP-binding motifs that isimplicated in (RHD3) the control of vesicle trafficking between theendoplasmic reticulum and the Golgi compartments. C AT5G24520 TTG1,3.341780748 0.017 Required for the accumulation of purple anthocyaninsTransducin/WD40 in leaves and stems. Involved in trichome and root hairrepeat-like superfamily development. Controls epidermal cell fateprotein specification Affects dihydroflavonol 4-reductase geneexpression It is thought that a ternary complex composed of TT2, TT8 andTTG1 is necessary for correct expression of BAN in seed endothelium.Based on clonal analysis and other methonds TTG1 has been shown to actnon-cell autonomously and to move via plasmodesmata between cells.Localization and levels of TTG1 affect patterning of leaf trichomes.Auxin and ethylene responsiveness of TTG1 transcription is lost in myb12mutants. C AT1G07140 SIRANBP, Pleckstrin 709.313854 0.006 putativeRan-binding protein (siRanBP). INVOLVED homology (PH) domain IN:intracellular transport, protein import into nucleus, superfamilyprotein translocation C AT3G19870 AP-5 complex subunit 4.590769246 0.016AP-5 complex subunit beta-like protein beta-like protein C AT3G28710ATPase, V0/A0 2.237991657 0.00007561 ATPase, V0/A0 complex, subunit C/Dcomplex, subunit C/D C AT5G05000 TOC34, translocon at 9.76131971 0.023Outer membrane GTPase protein that may function in the outer envelopeimport of nuclear encoded proteins into the membrane of chloroplast.Phosphorylation of the G-domains chloroplasts 34 regulate transloconassembly. C AT5G54750 Transport protein 2.898695804 0.0008123 Part ofmulti-protein complex, acting as guanine particle (TRAPP) nucleotideexchange factors (GEFs) and possibly as component tethers, regulatingintracellular trafficking. B AT1G01100 60S acidic ribosomal 4.6796334390.03 Co-orthologous gene of large ribosomal subunit protein familyprotein RPP1. B AT3G61240 DEA(D/H)-box RNA 2.53199271 0.028 DEA(D/H)-boxRNA helicase family protein helicase family protein B AT5G64150 RNAmethyltransferase 2.147414015 0.034 RNA methyltransferase family proteinfamily protein B AT1G12920 ERF1-2, eukaryotic 2.49554072 0.026eukaryotic release factor one homolog. release factor 1-2 B AT3G62870Ribosomal protein 19.7434018 0.000333 Ribosomal proteinL7Ae/L30e/S12e/Gadd45 family L7Ae/L30e/S12e/Gadd protein 45 familyprotein B AT2G16360 Ribosomal protein S25 2.055365138 0.003 40Sribosomal protein S25 family protein B AT2G31060 Elongation factor3.320469781 0.001 elongation factor family protein family protein BAT1G27900 RNA helicase family 1962.136292 0.002 RNA helicase familyprotein protein B AT2G43410 FPA, RNA binding 4.866064994 0.018 FPA is agene that regulates flowering time in Arabidopsis via a pathway that isindependent of daylength (the autonomous pathway). Mutations in FPAresult in extremely delayed flowering. Double mutants with FCA havereduced fertility and single/double mutants have defects in siRNAmediated chromatin silencing. B AT3G62310 RNA helicase family7.184690142 0.035 RNA helicase family protein protein B AT4G09730 RH3946.88487933 0.029 RH39, a DEAD-box protein involved in the introductionof the hidden break into the 23S rRNA in the chloroplasts. RecombinantRH39 binds to the 23S rRNA in a segment adjacent to the stem-loopcreating the hidden break target loop in a sequence-dependent manner.Has ATP-hydrolyzing activity at a Kcat of 5.3/ min in the presence ofrRNA sequence. Mutants have drastically reduced level of level ofribulose 1,5- bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase. The mRNA iscell-to-cell mobile. B AT5G62190 PRH75, DEAD box 5.900567132 0.027DEAD/DEAH box RNA helicase PRH75 RNA helicase (PRH75) A AT1G60095Mannose-binding lectin 2.220346084 0.005 Mannose-binding lectinsuperfamily protein superfamily protein A AT1G74940 Protein of unknown1001.701844 0.019 cyclin-dependent kinase, putative (DUF581) function(DUF581) A AT2G20010 Protein of unknown 2.965429985 0.028 Gls protein(DUF810) function (DUF810) A AT2G28620 P-loop containing 7.1746190850.0004092 Mutants have radially swollen roots but do not exhibitnucleoside triphosphate defects in abundance or orientation of corticalhydrolases superfamily microtubules, nor are microfibrils reduced.Cellulose protein synthesis is also unchanged with respect to wild type.There is a disruption in the normal pattern of cell wall placement. AAT2G30500 Kinase interacting 66.93293597 0.027 Kinase interacting(KIP1-like) family protein (KIP1-like) family protein A AT3G14075Mono-/di-acylglycerol 2.342061405 0.027 Mono-/di-acylglycerol lipase,N-terminal lipase, N- terminal; Lipase, class 3 A AT3G28510 P-loopcontaining 6.345095983 0.002 P-loop containing nucleoside triphosphatehydrolases nucleoside triphosphate superfamily protein hydrolasessuperfamily protein A AT3G28540 P-loop containing 9.619894493 0.043P-loop containing nucleoside triphosphate hydrolases nucleosidetriphosphate superfamily protein hydrolases superfamily protein AAT3G47630 AT3G47630 703.3438853 0.002 translocator assembly/maintenanceprotein A AT3G53470 AT3G53470 4.352338413 0.0342,3-bisphosphoglycerate-independent phosphoglycerate mutase A AT4G10120ATSPS4F, Sucrose- 2.198730157 0.033 protein with putativesucrose-phosphate synthase phosphate synthase activity. family protein AAT5G17760 P-loop containing 4791.223417 0.0009688 P-loop containingnucleoside triphosphate hydrolases nucleoside triphosphate superfamilyprotein hydrolases superfamily protein A AT5G36225 Zinc knuckle protein4753.56675 0.0005696 zinc knuckle protein A AT5G51830 pfkB-likecarbohydrate 4.220251395 0.018 one of the several Arabidopsisfructokinases. kinase family protein Nomenclature according to Riggs2017 has been adopted for the family by the community (personalcommunication, Boernke, Callis, Granot, Boernke, and Smeekens).Important for seed oil accumulation and vascular development. FunctionalGroup Key H = Defense Response/SA signaling. Cell Death G = Redoxmetabolism E = Protein modification and catabolism D = DNA DamageResponse C = Protein transpoprt B = RNA binding/translation A =Unclassified (*)

SN Components - Part 2 Cellular Gene ID Protein Class Protein FamilyMolecular Function Biological Process Component AT4G05420 DNADAMAGE-BINDING damaged DNA- damaged DNA binding(GO: 0003684)proteasome-mediated nucleus PROTEIN 1 binding proteinubiquitin-dependent protein (GO: 0005634) (PTHR10644: SF3) (PC00086);catabolic process mRNA (GO: 0043161); protein polyadenylationubiquitination (GO: 0016567) factor (PC00146) AT5G50340 DNA REPAIRserine protease recombinational repair PROTEIN (PC00203) (GO: 0000725)RADA-LIKE PROTEIN (PTHR32472: SF10) AT5G10450 14-3-3-LIKE signaltransduction PROTEIN GF14 (GO: 0007165) LAMBDA (PTHR18860: SF98)AT5G44070 PHYTOCHELATIN cysteine protease catalytic activity, acting ona protein cellular response to chemical SYNTHASE (PC00081) (GO:0140096); transferase activity, stimulus (GO: 0070887); (PTHR33447: SF2)transferring acyl groups (GO: 0016746) peptide biosynthetic process (GO:0043043); response to cadmium ion (GO: 0046686); response to copper ion(GO: 0046688); response to stress (GO: 0006950); response to toxicsubstance (GO: 0009636); secondary metabolite biosynthetic process (GO:0044550) AT1G05010 1-AMINOCYCLOPROPANE-1- dioxygenase activity (GO:0051213) CARBOXYLATE OXIDASE 4 (PTHR10209: SF383) AT1G02930 GLUTATHIONEanion binding(GO: 0043168); cofactor glutathione metabolic processcytoplasm S-TRANSFERASE binding(GO: 0048037); glutathione (GO: 0006749)(GO: 0005737) F6-RELATED transferase activity (GO: 0004364); (PTHR43900:SF47) peptide binding(GO: 0042277) AT1G04980 PROTEIN DISULFIDE-ISOMERASE A6 (PTHR45815: SF3) AT1G54100 ALPHA-AMINOADIPIC dehydrogenaseoxidoreductase activity (GO: 0016491) SEMIALDEHYDE (PC00092)DEHYDROGENASE (PTHR43521: SF1) AT1G63460 GLUTATHIONE peroxidaseoxidoreductase activity (GO: 0016491) cellular response to chemicalcytosol PEROXIDASE 8- (PC00180) stimulus (GO: 0070887); (GO: 0005829)RELATED response to toxic substance (PTHR11592: SF27) (GO: 0009636)AT1G76680 NADPH oxidoreductase oxidoreductase activity (GO: 0016491)DEHYDROGENASE 2- (PC00176) RELATED (PTHR22893: SF110) AT1G78380GLUTATHIONE glutathione transferase activity glutathione metabolicprocess cytoplasm S-TRANSFERASE (GO: 0004364) (GO: 0006749) (GO:0005737) U19 (PTHR11260: SF585) AT2G29720 FAD/NAD(P)-BINDING oxygenaseOXIDOREDUCTASE (PC00177) FAMILY PROTEIN (PTHR45934: SF9) AT3G11340GLUCOSYLTRANSFERASE- UDP-glucosyltransferase activity intracellularmembrane- LIKE PROTEIN- (GO: 0035251) bounded organelle RELATED (GO:0043231) (PTHR11926: SF1220) AT3G26830 BIFUNCTIONAL oxygenaseoxidoreductase activity, acting on paired DIHYDROCAMALEXATE (PC00177)donors, with incorporation or reduction of SYNTHASE/ molecular oxygen,NAD(P)H as one CAMALEXIN donor, and incorporation of one atom ofSYNTHASE- oxygen (GO: 0016709) RELATED (PTHR24298: SF566) AT4G31500CYTOCHROME oxygenase oxidoreductase activity, acting on paired P450 83B1(PC00177) donors, with incorporation or reduction of (PTHR24298: SF400)molecular oxygen, NAD(P)H as one donor, and incorporation of one atom ofoxygen(GO: 0016709) AT4G34135 UDP- UDP-glycosyltransferase activityintracellular membrane- GLUCOSYL (GO: 0008194) bounded organelleTRANSFERASE (GO: 0043231) 73B2-RELATED (PTHR11926: SF903) AT4G37760SQUALENE oxygenase oxidoreductase activity, acting on paired sterolbiosynthetic process endoplasmic EPOXIDASE 3 (PC00177) donors, withincorporation or reduction of (GO: 0016126) reticulum (PTHR10835: SF9)molecular oxygen, NAD(P)H as one (GO: 0005783); donor, and incorporationof one atom of plasma membrane oxygen (GO: 0016709) (GO: 0005886);vacuole (GO: 0005773) AT5G03630 MONODEHYDROASCORBATE dehydrogenaseoxidoreductase activity (GO: 0016491) nitrogen compound metabolicREDUCTASE 2- (PC00092); process (GO: 0006807); RELATED oxidase(PC00175);respiratory electron transport (PTHR43557: SF13) reductase chain (GO:0022904) (PC00198) AT5G18170 GLUTAMATE dehydrogenase oxidoreductaseactivity (GO: 0016491) cellular amino acid catabolic DEHYDROGENASE 1(PC00092) process (GO: 0009063) (PTHR11606: SF30) AT5G24530 PROTEINdioxygenase activity (GO: 0051213) DOWNY MILDEW RESISTANCE 6 (PTHR10209:SF177) AT5G57800 PROTEIN oxidase oxidoreductase activity (GO: 0016491)ECERIFERUM 3 (PC00175) (PTHR11863: SF66) AT4G37990 CINNAMYLdehydrogenase oxidoreductase activity, acting on the aromatic compoundALCOHOL (PC00092); CH—OH group of donors, NAD or NADP as biosyntheticprocess DEHYDROGENASE 8 reductase acceptor (GO: 0016616) (GO: 0019438);organic cyclic (PTHR42683: SF54) (PC00198) compound biosynthetic process(GO: 1901362); secondary metabolite biosynthetic process (GO: 0044550)AT1G16890 UBIQUITIN- ubiquitin-like protein conjugating enzymepostreplication nucleus CONJUGATING activity(GO:0061650);ubiquitin-protein repair(GO: 0006301); protein (GO: 0005634)ENZYME E2 36 transferase activity(GO: 0004842) K63-linked (PTHR24068:SF273) ubiquitination(GO: 0070534) AT2G30110 UBIQUITIN- ligase(PC00142); ubiquitin-like modifier activating enzyme cellular responseto DNA cytoplasm ACTIVATING transfer/carrier activity (GO: 0008641)damage stimulus (GO: 0005737); ENZYME E1 1 protein (GO: 0006974);protein nucleus (PTHR10953: SF208) (PC00219) ubiquitination (GO:0016567) (GO: 0005634) AT4G21100 DNA DAMAGE- damaged DNA- damaged DNAbinding (GO: 0003684) proteasome-mediated nucleus BINDING bindingprotein ubiquitin-dependent protein (GO: 0005634) PROTEIN 1 (PC00086);catabolic process (PTHR10644: SF3) mRNA (GO: 0043161); proteinpolyadenylation ubiquitination (GO: 0016567) factor (PC00146) AT5G49570PEPTIDE-N(4)- hydrolase hydrolase activity, acting on carbon- cellularprotein modification cytosol (N-ACETYL- (PC00121) nitrogen (but notpeptide) bonds, in linear process (GO: 0006464); (GO: 0005829); BETA-amides (GO: 0016811) glycoprotein metabolic nucleusGLUCOSAMINYL)ASPARAGINE process (GO: 0009100); (GO: 0005634) AMIDASEprotein quality control for (PTHR12143: SF19) misfolded or incompletelysynthesized proteins (GO: 0006515) AT1G08420 SERINE/THREONINE- PROTEINPHOSPHATASE BSL2 (PTHR46422: SF7) AT1G21210 WALL- proteinserine/threonine kinase activity plasma ASSOCIATED (GO: 0004674)membrane(GO: 0005886) RECEPTOR KINASE 2- RELATED (PTHR27005: SF282)AT1G48210 F11A17.22 transmembrane receptor protein plasma membranePROTEIN- serine/threonine kinase activity (GO: 0005886) RELATED (GO:0004675) (PTHR27001: SF841) AT1G51660 MITOGEN- protein serine/threoninekinase activity activation of protein kinase cytoplasm ACTIVATED (GO:0004674) activity (GO: 0032147); signal (GO: 0005737) PROTEINtransduction by protein KINASE phosphorylation KINASE 4 (GO: 0023014);stress- (PTHR24361: SF758) activated protein kinase signaling cascade(GO: 0031098) AT2G02560 CULLIN- transcription protein ubiquitinationnucleus ASSOCIATED factor (PC00218) (GO: 0016567); protein- (GO:0005634) NEDD8- containing complex assembly DISSOCIATED (GO: 0065003)PROTEIN 1 (PTHR12696: SF0) AT2G16600 PEPTIDYL-PROLYL CIS-TRANS catalyticactivity, acting on a protein peptidyl-amino acid Golgi apparatusISOMERASE CYP19-1 (GO: 0140096); drug binding modification (GO:0018193); (GO: 0005794); (PTHR11071: SF459) (GO: 0008144); peptidebinding protein folding (GO: 006457) chloroplast (GO: 0042277); unfoldedprotein binding (GO: 0009507); (GO: 0051082) cytosol (GO: 0005829);plasma membrane (GO: 0005886); vacuole (GO: 0005773) AT2G37710 L-TYPELECTIN- transmembrane receptor protein defense response to bacteriumplasma membrane DOMAIN serine/threonine kinase activity (GO: 0042742)(GO: 0005886) CONTAINING (GO: 0004675) RECEPTOR KINASE IV.1 (PTHR27007:SF207) AT3G09350 HSP70-BINDING ATPase activity (GO: 0016887);endoplasmic PROTEIN 1 nucleoside-triphosphatase regulator reticulum(PTHR19316: SF18) activity (GO: 0060589); purine nucleotide (GO:0005783); binding (GO: 0017076) plasma membrane (GO: 0005886); vacuole(GO: 0005773) AT3G12580 HEAT SHOCK ATP binding (GO: 0005524); ATPasecellular response to heat cytoplasm 70 KDA activity, coupled (GO:0042623); heat (GO: 0034605); cellular (GO: 0005737) PROTEIN shockprotein binding (GO: 0031072); response to unfolded protein COGNATE 1-unfolded protein binding (GO: 0051082) (GO: 0034620); chaperone- RELATEDmediated protein folding (PTHR19375: SF395) (GO: 0061077) AT3G14840SUBFAMILY protein serine/threonine kinase activity proteinautophosphorylation plasma membrane NOT NAMED (GO: 0004674) (GO:0046777) (GO: 0005886) (PTHR27006: SF136) AT3G19420 PHOSPHATIDYLINOSITOL3,4,5- protein phosphoprotein phosphatase activity cell cycle (GO:0007049); TRISPHOSPHATE 3- phosphatase (GO: 0004721) phospholipidmetabolic PHOSPHATASE (PC00195) process (GO: 0006644); TPTE2- proteinphosphorylation RELATED (GO: 0006468) (PTHR12305: SF32) AT3G48990OXALATE-- dehydrogenase ligase activity (GO: 0016874); cellular aminoacid COA LIGASE (PC00092); ligase oxidoreductase activity (GO: 0016491)biosynthetic process (PTHR43201: SF14) (PC00142) (GO: 0008652); coenzymemetabolic process (GO: 0006732); fatty acid metabolic process (GO:0006631) AT4G15802 HEAT SHOCK cellular response to heat cytosol FACTOR(GO: 0034605) (GO: 0005829); BINDING nucleus PROTEIN (GO: 0005634)(PTHR19424: SF0) AT4G26070 MITOGEN- protein serine/threonine kinaseactivity activation of protein kinase cytoplasm ACTIVATED (GO: 0004674)activity (GO: 0032147); signal (GO: 0005737) PROTEIN transduction byprotein KINASE phosphorylation KINASE 1 (GO: 0023014); stress-(PTHR24361: SF735) activated protein kinase signaling cascade (GO:0031098) AT4G26120 REGULATORY defense response to bacterium cytoplasmPROTEIN NPR2 (GO: 0042742); jasmonic acid (GO: 0005737); (PTHR46475:SF5) mediated signaling pathway nucleus (GO: 0009867) regulation of (GO:0005634) signal transduction (GO: 0009966) response to fungus (GO:0009620) AT4G39090 CYSTEINE cysteine protease cysteine-typeendopeptidase activity proteolysis involved in extracellular spacePROTEASE (PC00081); (GO: 0004197) cellular protein catabolic (GO:0005615); RD19A protease inhibitor process (GO: 0051603) lysosome(PTHR12411: SF611) (PC00191) (GO: 0005764) AT5G02490 HEAT SHOCK ATPbinding (GO: 0005524); ATPase cellular response to heat cytoplasm 70 KDAactivity, coupled (GO: 0042623); heat (GO: 0034605); cellular (GO:0005737) PROTEIN shock protein binding (GO: 0031072); response tounfolded protein COGNATE 1- unfolded protein binding (GO: 0051082) (GO:0034620); chaperone- RELATED mediated protein folding (PTHR19375: SF395)(GO: 0061077) AT5G14250 COP9 enzyme protein ubiquitination COP9signalosome SIGNALOSOME modulator (GO: 0016567); ubiquitin- (GO:0008180) COMPLEX (PC00095) dependent protein catabolic SUBUNIT 3 process(GO: 0006511) (PTHR10758: SF1) AT5G43060 CYSTEINE cysteine proteasecysteine-type endopeptidase activity proteolysis involved inextracellular space PROTEASE (PC00081); (GO: 0004197) cellular proteincatabolic (GO: 0005615); RD21B- protease inhibitor process (GO: 0051603)lysosome RELATED (PC00191) (GO: 0005764) (PTHR12411: SF682) AT5G45110REGULATORY defense response to bacterium nucleus PROTEIN NPR3 (GO:0042742); jasmonic acid (GO: 0005634) (PTHR46475: SF8) mediatedsignaling pathway (GO: 0009867); regulation of signal transduction (GO:0009966); response to fungus (GO: 0009620) AT5G35530 40S ribosomalprotein catalytic activity, acting on DNA DNA repair (GO: 0006281);cytosolic small ribosomal RIBOSOMAL (PC00202) (GO: 0140097); damaged DNAbinding positive regulation of subunit (GO: 0022627); PROTEIN S3 (GO:0003684); hydrolase activity macromolecule metabolic nucleus (GO:0005634) (PTHR11760: SF32) (GO: 0016787); structural constituent ofprocess (GO: 0010604); ribosome (GO: 0003735) positive regulation ofnucleobase-containing compound metabolic process (GO: 0045935); positiveregulation of response to DNA damage stimulus (GO: 2001022); regulationof DNA repair (GO: 0006282) AT2G29570 PROLIFERATING DNA polymerasecatalytic activity (GO: 0003824); enzyme DNA biosynthetic processintracellular part CELL processivity factor regulator activity (GO:0030234) (GO: 0071897); DNA strand (GO: 0044424); NUCLEAR (PC00015)elongation involved in DNA protein-containing ANTIGEN replication (GO:0006271); complex (PTHR11352: SF0) RNA biosynthetic process (GO:0032991) (GO: 0032774); RNA catabolic process (GO: 0006401) AT3G06010ATP- DNA helicase DEPENDENT (PC00011) HELICASE BRM (PTHR10799: SF854)AT3G07930 METHYL-CPG- methyl- DNA binding (GO: 0003677) response toradiation BINDING transferase (GO: 0009314) DOMAIN (PC00155); PROTEIN 4-nuclease LIKE PROTEIN (PC00170) (PTHR15074: SF0) AT3G14890 BIFUNCTIONALdouble-stranded DNA binding DNA repair (GO: 0006281); POLYNUCLEOTIDE(GO: 0003690); kinase activity nucleoside monophosphate PHOSPHATASE/(GO: 0016301); phosphatase activity metabolic process KINASE (GO:0016791); phosphotransferase (GO: 0009123); nucleotide (PTHR12083: SF9)activity, alcohol group as acceptor biosynthetic process (GO: 0016773);phosphotransferase (GO: 0009165); nucleotide activity, phosphate groupas acceptor phosphorylation (GO: 0016776) (GO: 0046939) AT4G13350SUBFAMILY NOT NAMED (PTHR46085: SF3) AT1G01960 EXCHANGE FACTOR FOR ARF6, ISOFORM H (PTHR10663: SF328) AT4G02510 TRANSLOCASE OF CHLOROPLAST159, CHLOROPLASTIC (PTHR10903: SF120) AT2G34480 60S cytosolic largeRIBOSOMAL ribosomal subunit PROTEIN L18A-1- (GO: 0022625) RELATED(PTHR10052: SF39) AT1G02450 PROTEIN NIM1- INTERACTING 1 (PTHR33669:SF11) AT1G55450 S-ADENOSYL- L-METHIONINE- DEPENDENT METHYLTRANSFERASESSUPERFAMILY PROTEIN (PTHR44575: SF6) AT1G60140 ALPHA,ALPHA- TREHALOSE-PHOSPHATE SYNTHASE [UDP- FORMING] 10- RELATED (PTHR10788: SF81)AT1G66090 AT1G72910 DISEASE RESISTANCE PROTEIN (TTR- NBS CLASS)- RELATED(PTHR11017: SF207) AT2G03440 NODULIN- RELATED PROTEIN 1 (PTHR35098: SF4)AT2G14560 PROTEIN LURP- ONE-RELATED 1-RELATED (PTHR31087: SF58)AT2G14610 PATHOGENESIS- defense/ extracellular space RELATED immunityprotein (GO: 0005615) PROTEIN 1 (PC00090) (PTHR10334: SF406) AT2G17265HOMOSERINE KINASE (PTHR20861: SF1) AT2G24850 AMINOTRANSFERASE TAT3-RELATED (PTHR45744: SF21) AT2G26560 PATATIN-LKE PROTEIN 2 (PTHR32176:SF0) AT2G37970 SOUL HEME- BINDING FAMILY PROTEIN (PTHR11220: SF58)AT3G01290 HYPERSENSITIVE- cytoskeletal structural molecule activity (GO:0005198) cytoskeleton INDUCED protein (GO: 0005856) RESPONSE (PC00085);PROTEIN 3 protease inhibitor (PTHR43327: SF19) (PC00191) AT3G04210 ATPBINDING PROTEIN- RELATED (PTHR11017: SF297) AT3G18520 HISTONE chromatinorganization DEACETYLASE (GO: 0006325) (PTHR45634: SF11) AT3G43810CALMODULIN- calmodulin calcium ion binding (GO: 0005509)calcium-mediated signaling intracellular 7-RELATED (PC00061) (GO:0019722) (GO: 0005622) (PTHR23050: SF385) AT3G44480 ATP BINDING PROTEIN-RELATED (PTHR11017: SF297) AT3G48090 PROTEIN EDS1- RELATED (PTHR47090:SF2) AT3G50930 PROTEIN HYPER- SENSITIVITY- RELATED 4 (PTHR23070: SF81)AT3G51250 SUBFAMILY plasma membrane NOT NAMED (GO: 0005886) (PTHR21068:SF35) AT3G52430 LIPASE-LIKE PAD4 (PTHR47413: SF2) AT4G16950 DISEASERESISTANCE PROTEIN (TIR- NBS-LRR CLASS)- RELATED (PTHR11017: SF274)AT4G19510 DISEASE RESISTANCE PROTEIN (TIR- NBS-LRR CLASS) (PTHR11017:SF293) AT4G33050 IQ DOMAIN- CONTAINING PROTEIN IQM1 (PTHR31250: SF33)AT5G41750 DISEASE RESISTANCE PROTEIN (TIR- NBS-LRR CLASS) FAMILY(PTHR11017: SF291) AT5G45510 DISEASE RESISTANCE PROTEIN (TIR- NBS-LRRCLASS)- RELATED (PTHR11017: SF212) AT5G45520 LEUCINE-RICH REPEAT (LRR)FAMILY PROTEIN- RELATED (PTHR23155: SF1076) AT5G48620 DISEASE RESISTANCERPP8-LIKE PROTEIN 3- RELATED (PTHR23155: SF933) AT5G54310 ADP-RIBOSYLATION FACTOR GTPASE- ACTIVATING PROTEIN AGD5- RELATED (PTHR46419:SF2) AT5G57560 XYLOGLUCAN ENDOTRANSGLUCOSYLASE/ HYDROLASE PROTEIN 22(PTHR31062: SF188) AT5G45500 LEUCINE-RICH REPEAT (LRR) FAMILY PROTEIN-RELATED (PTHR23155: SF1076) AT1G68730 F24J5.3 chaperone binding (GO:0051087) protein folding (GO: 0006457); mitochondrion (PTHR20922: SF19)protein import into (GO: 0005739) mitochondrial matrix (GO: 0030150);protein stabilization (GO: 0050821) AT1G68200 ZINC FINGER RNA bindingCCCH DOMAIN- protein CONTAINING (PC00031) PROTEIN 15 (PTHR12547: SF126)AT2G21790 RIBONUCLEOSIDE- reductase oxidoreductase activity (GO:0016491) carbohydrate derivative cytosolic part DIPHOSPHATE (PC00198)biosynthetic process (GO: 0044445); REDUCTASE (GO: 1901137); nucleotideoxidoreductase LARGE biosynthetic process complex SUBUNIT (GO: 0009165)(GO: 1990204) (PTHR11573: SF6) AT1G05720 SELENOPROTEIN F (PTHR13077:SF6) AT1G11680 LANOSTEROL oxygenase oxidation-reduction process 14-ALPHA(PC00177) (GO: 0055114); sterol DEMETHYLASE metabolic process(PTHR24286: SF24) (GO: 0016125) AT1G16350 INOSINE-5′- oxidoreductaseactivity, acting on the nucleobase-containing small MONOPHOSPHATE CH—OHgroup of donors, NAD or NADP as molecule biosynthetic processDEHYDROGENASE acceptor (GO: 0016616) (GO: 0034404); purine (PTHR11911:SF111) ribonucleoside triphosphate biosynthetic process (GO: 0009206);purine ribonucleotide biosynthetic process (GO: 0009152) AT1G22400 UDP-UDP-glucosyltransferase activity intracellular GLYCOSYLTRANSFERASE (GO:0035251) membrane- 85A1-RELATED bounded (PTHR11926: SF928) organelle(GO: 0043231) AT1G48320 1,4-DIHYDROXY-2- hydrolase activity, acting onester bonds cytosol NAPHTHOYL- (GO: 0016788) (GO: 0005829) COATHIOESTERASE 1 (PTHR43240: SF5) AT1G70580 GLUTAMATE- transaminasetransferase activity (GO: 0016740) cellular amino acid metabolicGLYOXYLATE (PC00216) process (GO: 0006520); AMINOTRANSFERASE 2porphyrin-containing (PTHR11751: SF373) compound metabolic process (GO:0006778) AT2G01490 PHYTANOYL- COA DIOXYGENASE DOMAIN- CONTAINING PROTEIN1 (PTHR20883: SF15) AT2G26400 1,2- oxidoreductase dioxygenase activity(GO: 0051213) cellular amino acid metabolic DIHYDROXY-3- (PC00176)process (GO: 0006520); sulfur KETO-5- compound metabolic processMETHYLTHIOPENTENE (GO: 0006790) DIOXYGENASE (PTHR23418: SF0) AT2G29320SUBFAMILY dehydrogenase oxidoreductase activity (GO: 0016491) steroidmetabolic process NOT NAMED (PC00092); (GO: 0008202); transport(PTHR42898: SF33) reductase (GO: 0006810) (PC00198) AT2G43820 UDP-UDP-glucosyltransferase activity intracellular GLYCOSYLTRANSFERASE (GO:0035251) membrane- 74F2 bounded (PTHR11926: SF1147) organelle (GO:0043231) AT4G13180 SUBFAMILY dehydrogenase oxidoreductase activity (GO:0016491) steroid metabolic process NOT NAMED (PC00092); (GO: 0008202)(PTHR43361: SF1) reductase (PC00198) AT4G22220 IRON-SULFUR cofactorbinding (GO: 0048037); iron ion cellular iron ion homeostasis cytoplasmCLUSTER binding (GO: 0005506) (GO: 0006879) (GO: 0005737) ASSEMBLYENZYME ISCU, MITOCHONDRIAL (PTHR10093: SF8) AT5G14240 VIRAL IAP-ASSOCIATED FACTOR HOMOLOG (PTHR45809: SF3) AT5G22140 FAD/NAD(P)−dehydrogenase electron transfer activity (GO: 0009055); respiratoryelectron transport cytoplasm BINDING (PC00092); flavin adeninedinucleotide binding chain (GO: 0022904) (GO: 0005737) OXIDOREDUCTASEoxidase (GO: 0050660) FAMILY (PC00175); PROTEIN reductase (PTHR43735:SF14) (PC00198) AT5G40760 GLUCOSE-6- dehydrogenase oxidoreductaseactivity (GO: 0016491) monosaccharide metabolic PHOSPHATE 1- (PC00092)process (GO: 0005996) DEHYDROGENASE (PTHR23429: SF0) AT5G48180 NITRILE-catalytic activity (GO: 0003824); enzyme cellular nitrogen compoundCytosol SPECIFIER regulator activity (GO: 0030234) biosynthetic process(GO: 0005829); PROTEIN 5 (GO: 0044271); nucleus (PTHR47435: SF3)organonitrogen compound (GO: 0005634) biosynthetic process (GO: 1901566)AT5G47040 LON PROTEASE HOMOLOG 2, PEROXISOMAL (PTHR10046: SF24)AT3G18060 WD REPEAT- non-motor actin actin filament binding (GO:0051015) actin filament actin filament CONTAINING binding proteindepolymerization (GO: 0005884); PROTEIN 1 (PC00165) (GO: 0030042);positive cortical actin (PTHR19856: SF0) regulation of cytoskeletoncytoskeleton organization (GO: 0051495); (GO: 0030864) positiveregulation of supramolecular fiber organization (GO: 1902905);regulation of actin polymerization or depolymerization (GO: 0008064)AT2G31200 ACTIN- non-motor actin actin binding (GO: 0003779); structuralcellular component actin cytoskeleton DEPOLYMERIZING binding proteinmolecule activity (GO: 0005198) morphogenesis (GO: 0015629) FACTOR 6(PC00165) (GO: 0032989); protein (PTHR11913: SF84) metabolic process(GO: 0019538) AT1G04860 UBIQUITIN cysteine-type endopeptidase activityprotein deubiquitination SPECIFIC (GO: 0004197); thiol-dependentubiquitin- (GO: 0016579) PEPTIDASE 45 specific protease activity (GO:0004843) (PTHR24006: SF661) AT1G08050 T6D22.13 ion channel (PTHR10579:SF131) (PC00133); metalloprotease (PC00153) AT2G04430 MUTT/NUDIXnucleotide cofactor binding (GO: 0048037); FAMILY phosphatase nucleotidebinding (GO: 0000166); PROTEIN- (PC00173) nucleotide diphosphataseactivity RELATED (GO: 0004551) (PTHR13994: SF26) AT2G20190 CLIP-structural protein structural molecule activity (GO: 0005198) cell cycle(GO: 0007049) ASSOCIATED (PC00211) PROTEIN (PTHR21567: SF67) AT2G21470SUMO- ligase (PC00142); ubiquitin-like modifier activating enzymeprotein sumoylation catalytic complex ACTIVATING transfer/carrieractivity (GO: 0008641) (GO: 0016925) (GO: 1902494); ENZYME proteincytoplasm SUBUNIT 2 (PC00219) (GO: 0005737); (PTHR10953: SF5) nuclearpart (GO: 0044428) AT2G28450 TRNA (URACIL-5-)- METHYLTRANSFERASE HOMOLOGA (PTHR45904: SF2) AT2G32160 CARNOSINE N- S-adenosylmethionine-dependentMETHYLTRANSFERASE methyltransferase activity (GO: 0008757) (PTHR12303:SF6) AT2G47110 UBIQUITIN-40S ribosomal protein ubiquitin protein ligasebinding modification-dependent Cytoplasm RIBOSOMAL (PC00202) (GO:0031625) protein catabolic process (GO: 0005737); PROTEIN S27A-2 (GO:0019941); protein nucleus (PTHR10666: SF339) ubiquitination (GO:0016567) (GO: 0005634) AT3G07990 SERINE serine protease peptidaseactivity, acting on L-amino acid proteolysis involved inCARBOXYPEPTIDASE- (PC00203) peptides (GO: 0070011); serine hydrolasecellular protein catabolic LIKE 27 activity (GO: 0017171) process (GO:0051603) (PTHR11802: SF198) AT3G20630 UBIQUITINYL cysteine-typeendopeptidase activity protein deubiquitination HYDROLASE 1 (GO:0004197); thiol-dependent ubiquitin- (GO: 0016579) (PTHR24006: SF700)specific protease activity (GO: 0004843) AT3G23570 PROTEIN AIM2(PTHR17630: SF44) AT3G50590 TRANSDUCIN/ Atg12 activating enzyme activityAtg1/ULK1 kinase complex Autophagosome WD40 REPEAT- (GO: 0019778); Atg12conjugating assembly (GO: 1904745); (GO: 0005776); LIKE enzyme activity(GO: 0061651); Atg12 autophagosome assembly vacuolar SUPERFAMILY ligaseactivity (GO: 0061660); Atg8- (GO: 0000045); membrane PROTEIN specificprotease activity (GO: 0019786) transmembrane transport (GO: 0005774)(PTHR19878: SF17) (GO: 0055085) AT3G58040 E3 UBIQUITIN-ubiquitin-protein ubiquitin protein ligase activity cytoplasm PROTEINligase (PC00234) (GO: 0061630) (GO: 0005737) LIGASE SINAT2 (PTHR10315:SF79) AT4G01870 TOLB PROTEIN- LIKE PROTEIN (PTHR32161: SF9) AT4G17830ACETYLORNITHINE deacetylase DEACETYLASE (PC00087); (PTHR43808: SF3)metalloprotease (PC00153) AT4G30890 UBIQUITIN cysteine proteasecysteine-type endopeptidase activity protein deubiquitination CARBOXYL-(PC00081) (GO: 0004197); thiol-dependent ubiquitin- (GO: 0016579)TERMINAL specific protease activity (GO: 0004843) HYDROLASE 10(PTHR24006: SF687) AT5G60360 PRO- cysteine protease) cysteine-typeendopeptidase activity proteolysis involved in extracellular spaceCATHEPSIN H PC00081); (GO: 0004197) cellular protein catabolic (GO:0005615); (PTHR12411: SF642) protease inhibitor process (GO: 0051603)lysosome (PC00191) (GO: 0005764) AT5G60510 DEHYDRODOLICHYLacyltransferase transferase activity, transferring alkyl or alcoholmetabolic process endoplasmic DIPHOSPHATE (PC00042) aryl (other thanmethyl) groups (GO: 0006066); isoprenoid reticulum SYNTHASE (GO:0016765) biosynthetic process (GO: 0005783); COMPLEX (GO: 0008299);organic plasma membrane SUBUNIT hydroxy compound (GO: 0005886); DHDDSbiosynthetic process vacuole (PTHR10291: SF29) (GO: 1901617); small (GO:0005773) molecule biosynthetic process (GO: 0044283) AT5G61790 CALNEXIN14D- calcium-binding calcium ion binding (GO: 0005509) Exocytosis (GO:0006887); RELATED protein intracellular protein transport (PTHR11073:SF1) (PC00060); (GO: 0006886); protein chaperone folding (GO: 0006457);(PC00072) protein metabolic process (GO: 0019538) AT5G67340 U-BOX celladhesion cytoplasm DOMAIN- molecule (GO: 0005737); CONTAINING (PC00069);nucleus PROTEIN 2 cytoskeletal (GO: 0005634) (PTHR23315: SF263) protein(PC00085); signaling molecule (PC00207); storage protein (PC00210)AT3G15610 SERINE- THREONINE KINASE RECEPTOR- ASSOCIATED PROTEIN(PTHR44156: SF3) AT3G45620 DDB1 AND G-protein GTPase activity (GO:0003924); protein nucleobase-containing CUL4- (PC00020) binding (GO:0005515) compound metabolic process ASSOCIATED (GO: 0006139); regulationof FACTOR 8 nucleobase-containing (PTHR15574: SF21) compound metabolicprocess (GO: 0019219) AT5G24710 TRANSDUCIN/ WD40 REPEAT- LIKESUPERFAMILY PROTEIN (PTHR45521: SF2) AT3G18580 NUCLEIC ACID- DNA bindinghelicase activity (GO: 0004386); single- DNA biosynthetic processintracellular non-membrane- BINDING, OB- protein stranded DNA binding(GO: 0003697) (GO: 0071897); DNA- bounded organelle FOLD-LIKE (PC00009)dependent DNA replication (GO: 0043232); PROTEIN (GO: 0006261);mitochondrial mitochondrial (PTHR10302: SF16) DNA metabolic processmatrix (GO: 0032042); positive (GO: 0005759) regulation of hydrolaseactivity (GO: 0051345) AT4G31210 DNA enzyme catalytic activity (GO:0003824); nucleic DNA replication TOPOISOMERASE, modulator acid binding(GO: 0003676); protein (GO: 0006260); cell cycle TYPE IA, (PC00095);binding (GO: 0005515) (GO: 0007049) CORE isomerase (PTHR42785: SF1)(PC00135); nucleic acid binding (PC00171) AT2G41740 VILLIN-2 (PTHR11977:SF85) AT3G19960 MYOSIN-1- G-protein enzyme regulator activity (GO:0030234); cellular component actin cytoskeleton RELATED modulator motoractivity (GO: 0003774); protein morphogenesis (GO: 0015629); (PTHR13140:SF780) (PC00022); actin binding (GO: 0005515); structural (GO: 0032989);cytokinesis cell junction binding motor molecule activity(GO: 0005198)(GO: 0000910); intracellular (GO: 0030054); protein protein transportplasma membrane (PC00040); cell (GO: 0006886); intracellular (GO:0005886) junction protein signal transduction (PC00070) (GO: 0035556);movement of cell or subcellular component (GO: 0006928); vesicle-mediated transport (GO: 0016192) AT1G27970 NUCLEAR nucleocytoplasmictransport nuclear pore TRANSPORT (GO: 0006913) central transport FACTOR2B channel (PTHR12612: SF31) (GO: 0044613); plasma membrane (GO:0005886); vacuole (GO: 0005773) AT3G06720 IMPORTIN nuclear localizationsequence binding NLS-bearing protein import cytosol SUBUNIT (GO:0008139); protein transporter activity into nucleus (GO: 006607) (GO:0005829); ALPHA- (GO: 0008565) nuclear pore RELATED (GO: 0005643);(PTHR23316: SF70) nucleoplasm (GO: 0005654); plasma membrane (GO:0005886); vacuole (GO: 0005773) AT1G59610 DYNAMIN-2B hydrolase GTPaseactivity (GO: 0003924); mitochondrial fission cytoplasm (PTHR11566:SF158) (PC00121); microtubule binding (GO: 0008017) (GO: 0000266) (GO:0005737) microtubule family cytoskeletal protein (PC00157); small GTPase(PC00208) AT3G13870 PROTEIN SEY1 GTPase activity (GO: 0003924)endoplasmic reticulum endoplasmic (PTHR45923: SF2) organization (GO:0007029); reticulum organelle membrane fusion (GO: 0005783); (GO:0090174) plasma membrane (GO: 0005886); vacuole (GO: 0005773) AT5G24520PROTEIN Nucleus TRANSPARENT (GO: 0005634) TESTA GLABRA 1 (PTHR19919:SF10) AT1G07140 RAN-BINDING G-protein GTPase activator activity (GO:0005096); nuclear pore PROTEIN 1 modulator GTPase activity (GO:0003924); Ras (GO: 0005643); HOMOLOG A (PC00022) GTPase binding (GO:0017016) plasma membrane (PTHR23138: SF133) (GO: 0005886); vacuole (GO:0005773) AT3G19870 AP-5 COMPLEX endosomal transport cytoplasmic partSUBUNIT (GO: 0016197) (GO: 0044444); BETA-1 membrane protein (PTHR34033:SF1) complex (GO: 0098796) AT3G28710 V-TYPE ATP synthase ATPaseactivity, coupled to vacuolar acidification lysosomal PROTON (PC00002);transmembrane movement of substances (GO: 0007035); vacuolar membraneATPASE hydrolase (GO: 0042626); proton transmembrane transport (GO:0007034) (GO: 0005765); SUBUNIT D 1 (PC00121) transporter activity (GO:0015078) proton- (PTHR11028: SF0) transporting two- sector ATPasecomplex (GO: 0016469) AT5G05000 GTP-BINDING PROTEIN A (PTHR10903: SF65)AT5G54750 TRAFFICKING GDP binding (GO: 0019003); GTP binding ER to Golgivesicle-mediated TRAPP complex PROTEIN (GO: 0005525); Rabguanyl-nucleotide transport (GO: 0006888); (GO: 0030008); PARTICLEexchange factor activity (GO: 0017112) intra-Golgi vesicle-mediatedbounding COMPLEX transport (GO: 0006891) membrane of SUBUNIT organelle(PTHR13048: SF0) (GO: 0098588); cis-Golgi network (GO: 0005801); cytosol(GO: 0005829); plasma membrane (GO: 0005886); vacuole (GO: 0005773)AT1G01100 60S ACIDIC RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN P1-1- RELATED (PTHR45696: SF16)AT3G61240 DEAD-BOX ATP- DEPENDENT RNA HELICASE 12 (PTHR24031: SF615)AT5G64150 SUBFAMILY NOT NAMED (PTHR47441: SF3) AT1G12920 EUKARYOTICtranslation release mRNA binding (GO: 0003729) cytoplasmic translationcytosol PEPTIDE CHAIN factor (PC00225) (GO: 00002181); formation of (GO:0005829); RELEASE translation initiation ternary protein-containingFACTOR complex (GO: 00001677); complex SUBUNIT 1-2 translationalelongation (GO: 0032991) (PTHR10113: SF31) (GO: 00006414); translationaltermination (GO: 0006415) AT3G62870 60S ribosomal protein RNA binding(GO: 0003723) maturation of LSU-rRNA cytosolic large RIBOSOMAL (PC00202)(GO: 0000470) ribosomal subunit PROTEIN L7A- (GO: 0022625) 1-RELATED(PTHR23105: SF122) AT2G16360 RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN S25 (PTHR12850: SF5)AT2G31060 ELONGATION G-protein GTPase activity (GO: 0003924) cytosolFACTOR (PC00020); (GO: 0005829); FAMILY hydrolase ribonucleoproteinPROTEIN (PC00121); complex (PTHR42908: SF8) translation (GO: 1990904)elongation factor (PC00222); translation initiation factor (PC00224)AT1G27900 PRE-MRNA- RNA helicase ATP-dependent helicase activity mRNAsplicing, via SPLICING (PC00032) (GO: 0008026); RNA binding spliceosome(GO: 0000398) FACTOR ATP- (GO: 0003723); catalytic activity, actingDEPENDENT on RNA (GO: 0140098) RNA HELICASE DEAH4- RELATED (PTHR18934:SF131) AT2G43410 FLOWERING TIME CONTROL PROTEIN FPA (PTHR23189: SF45)AT3G62310 DHX15 RNA helicase ATP-dependent helicase activity ORTHOLOG,(PC00032) (GO: 0008026); RNA binding ISOFORM A (GO: 0003723); catalyticactivity, acting (PTHR18934: SF109) on RNA (GO: 0140098) AT4G09730 ATP-DEPENDENT RNA HELICASE DDX28- RELATED (PTHR24031: SF421) AT5G62190 DEAD(ASP- GLU-ALA-ASP) BOX HELICASE 21 (PTHR24031: SF346) AT1G60095 JACALIN-RELATED LECTIN 16- RELATED (PTHR47293: SF11) AT1G74940 KINASE, PUTATIVE(DUF581)- RELATED (PTHR47208: SF7) AT2G20010 GLS PROTEIN (DUF810)(PTHR31280: SF16) AT2G28620 KINESIN-LKE microtubule ATP-dependentmicrotubule motor microtubule-based movement microtubule PROTEIN KIN-5Abinding motor activity, plus-end-directed (GO: 0008574); (GO: 0007018)associated (PTHR24115: SF885) protein microtubule binding (GO: 0008017)complex (PC00156) (GO: 0005875); microtubule (GO: 0005874) AT2G30500PROTEIN NETWORKED 4B (PTHR32258: SF3) AT3G14075 SUBFAMILY NOT NAMED(PTHR46023: SF5) AT3G28510 SUBFAMILY NOT NAMED (PTHR23070: SF88)AT3G28540 BCS1 AAA- TYPE ATPASE (PTHR23070: SF92) AT3G47630PHOSPHATIDATE CYTIDYLYLTRANSFERASE, MITOCHONDRIAL (PTHR13619: SF0)AT3G53470 2,3-BISPHOSPHOGLYCERATE- INDEPENDENT PHOSPHOGLYCERATE MUTASE(PTHR36043: SF1) AT4G10120 SUCROSE- PHOSPHATE SYNTHASE 4- RELATED(PTHR46039: SF1) AT5G17760 SUBFAMILY NOT NAMED (PTHR23070: SF121)AT5G36225 AT5G51830 FRUCTOKINASE- carbohydrate carbohydrate kinaseactivity hexose metabolic process cytosol 7-RELATED kinase (GO:0019200); phosphotransferase (GO: 0019318) (GO: 0005829) (PTHR43085:SF7) (PC00065); activity, alcohol group as acceptor nucleotide kinase(GO: 0016773) (PC00172)

GO-Biological Process

Enrichment Genes in Total Functional FDR list genes Category Genes2.34E−11 35 1284 Response to biotic AT2G37710 AT4G26120 AT5G45110AT3G44480 AT3G52430 stimulus AT4G26070 AT1G02450 AT2G14610 AT1G02930AT1G05010 AT2G03440 AT3G01290 AT3G11340 AT3G12580 AT3G26830 AT3G48090AT3G50930 AT4G31500 AT4G34135 AT4G37990 AT5G02490 AT5G10450 AT5G24530AT2G17265 AT1G51660 AT2G14560 AT2G26560 AT2G30110 AT3G14840 AT3G48990AT4G13350 AT4G16950 AT4G39090 AT5G44070 AT5G54310 2.34E−11 35 1271Response to external AT2G37710 AT4G26120 AT5G45110 AT3G44480 AT3G52430biotic stimulus AT4G26070 AT1G02450 AT1G02930 AT1G05010 AT2G03440AT2G14610 AT3G01290 AT3G11340 AT3G12580 AT3G26830 AT3G48090 AT3G50930AT4G31500 AT4G34135 AT4G37990 AT5G02490 AT5G10450 AT5G24530 AT2G17265AT1G51660 AT2G14560 AT2G26560 AT2G30110 AT3G14840 AT3G48990 AT4G13350AT4G16950 AT4G39090 AT5G44070 AT5G54310 2.34E−11 35 1271 Response toother AT2G37710 AT4G26120 AT5G45110 AT3G44480 AT3G52430 organismAT4G26070 AT1G02450 AT1G02930 AT1G05010 AT2G03440 AT2G14610 AT3G01290AT3G11340 AT3G12580 AT3G26830 AT3G48090 AT3G50930 AT4G31500 AT4G34135AT4G37990 AT5G02490 AT5G10450 AT5G24530 AT2G17265 AT1G51660 AT2G14560AT2G26560 AT2G30110 AT3G14840 AT3G48990 AT4G13350 AT4G16950 AT4G39090AT5G44070 AT5G54310 2.70E−11 40 1702 Response to external AT2G37710AT4G26120 AT5G45110 AT3G44480 AT3G52430 stimulus AT4G26070 AT1G02450AT4G05420 AT4G21100 AT5G14250 AT1G02930 AT1G05010 AT1G78380 AT2G03440AT2G14610 AT3G01290 AT3G11340 AT3G12580 AT3G26830 AT3G48090 AT3G50930AT4G31500 AT4G34135 AT4G37990 AT5G02490 AT5G10450 AT5G24530 AT5G57560AT2G17265 AT1G51660 AT2G14560 AT2G26560 AT2G30110 AT3G14840 AT3G48990AT4G13350 AT4G16950 AT4G39090 AT5G44070 AT5G54310 3.28E−11 60 3648Response to stress AT1G05010 AT1G16890 AT1G51660 AT1G60140 AT2G29570AT2G30110 AT2G37710 AT3G12580 AT3G14890 AT4G15802 AT4G26070 AT4G26120AT5G02490 AT5G35530 AT5G44070 AT5G45110 AT5G50340 AT1G02930 AT1G02450AT1G63460 AT2G03440 AT2G14610 AT2G17265 AT2G26560 AT3G07930 AT3G11340AT3G26830 AT3G44480 AT3G48090 AT3G48990 AT3G50930 AT3G52430 AT4G05420AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G21100 AT5G24530 AT5G45510 AT5G48620 AT1G04980AT1G54100 AT1G55450 AT1G76680 AT1G78380 AT2G24850 AT3G19420 AT4G31500AT4G37760 AT4G39090 AT5G03630 AT5G10450 AT5G18170 AT5G43060 AT5G49570AT5G57560 AT2G14560 AT3G06010 AT3G09350 AT3G14840 AT5G54310 7.11E−10 21502 Response to AT2G37710 AT4G26120 AT5G45110 AT3G52430 AT4G26070bacterium AT1G02930 AT2G03440 AT3G12580 AT3G26830 AT3G50930 AT4G31500AT4G37990 AT5G02490 AT5G10450 AT5G24530 AT2G17265 AT1G02450 AT3G48090AT4G39090 AT5G44070 AT5G54310 3.71E−09 38 1846 Multi-organism AT2G37710AT4G26120 AT5G45110 AT3G44480 AT3G52430 process AT4G26070 AT1G02450AT1G02930 AT1G05010 AT2G03440 AT2G14610 AT3G01290 AT3G11340 AT3G12580AT3G26830 AT3G48090 AT3G50930 AT4G31500 AT4G34135 AT4G37990 AT5G02490AT5G10450 AT5G24530 AT2G17265 AT1G51660 AT2G14560 AT2G26560 AT2G30110AT2G34480 AT3G14840 AT3G18520 AT3G48990 AT4G13350 AT4G16950 AT4G39090AT5G44070 AT5G54310 AT5G57800 3.20E−07 31 1514 Defense responseAT2G37710 AT4G26120 AT5G45110 AT4G26070 AT1G02450 AT1G02930 AT1G05010AT1G51660 AT2G03440 AT2G14610 AT2G17265 AT2G26560 AT3G11340 AT3G26830AT3G44480 AT3G48090 AT3G48990 AT3G50930 AT3G52430 AT4G16950 AT4G19510AT5G24530 AT5G45510 AT5G48620 AT4G31500 AT5G10450 AT2G14560 AT3G14840AT4G39090 AT5G44070 AT5G54310 6.24E−07 17 485 Response to metalAT1G05010 AT5G44070 AT1G02930 AT1G76680 AT1G78380 ion AT2G21790AT2G26560 AT2G30110 AT3G12580 AT3G48990 AT5G02490 AT5G03630 AT5G10450AT5G18170 AT5G51830 AT1G16890 AT3G43810 6.24E−07 25 1058 Cellularresponse to AT1G05010 AT1G16890 AT1G51660 AT1G60140 AT2G29570 stressAT2G30110 AT3G12580 AT3G14890 AT4G15802 AT4G26070 AT5G02490 AT5G35530AT5G50340 AT3G07930 AT3G50930 AT3G52430 AT4G05420 AT4G21100 AT5G48620AT1G04980 AT1G78380 AT2G26560 AT3G48090 AT4G31500 AT5G44070 6.24E−07 473184 Cellular response to AT1G05010 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G51660AT1G60140 stimulus AT2G16600 AT2G29570 AT2G30110 AT3G12580 AT3G14890AT3G43810 AT4G15802 AT4G26070 AT4G26120 AT5G02490 AT5G35530 AT5G44070AT5G45110 AT5G50340 AT3G52430 AT1G01960 AT1G08420 AT1G48210 AT1G63460AT1G66090 AT1G72910 AT1G78380 AT2G03440 AT2G37710 AT3G04210 AT3G07930AT3G44480 AT3G50930 AT4G02510 AT4G05420 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G21100AT5G14250 AT5G41750 AT5G48620 AT1G04980 AT2G26560 AT2G37970 AT3G48090AT4G31500 AT5G10450 7.29E−07 24 995 Response to AT1G05010 AT5G44070AT4G26070 AT1G02930 AT1G54100 inorganic substance AT1G76680 AT1G78380AT2G14610 AT2G21790 AT2G26560 AT2G30110 AT3G12580 AT3G26830 AT3G48990AT5G02490 AT5G03630 AT5G10450 AT5G18170 AT5G49570 AT5G51830 AT3G48090AT1G16890 AT3G06010 AT3G43810 1.01E−06 15 385 Innate immune AT1G02450AT1G51660 AT3G50930 AT3G52430 AT4G26070 response AT5G48620 AT2G14610AT2G26560 AT3G26830 AT3G48090 AT4G31500 AT5G45110 AT3G14840 AT3G44480AT4G16950 1.12E−06 24 1026 Defense response to AT2G37710 AT4G26120AT5G45110 AT4G26070 AT1G02450 other organism AT1G02930 AT2G14610AT3G26830 AT3G48090 AT3G52430 AT4G31500 AT5G10450 AT1G51660 AT2G03440AT2G14560 AT2G26560 AT3G14840 AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT4G16950 AT4G39090AT5G24530 AT5G44070 AT5G54310 1.15E−06 15 393 Immune response AT1G02450AT1G51660 AT3G50930 AT3G52430 AT4G26070 AT5G48620 AT2G14610 AT2G26560AT3G26830 AT3G48090 AT4G31500 AT5G45110 AT3G14840 AT3G44480 AT4G169501.30E−06 11 190 Defense response, AT1G02450 AT2G14610 AT3G26830AT3G48090 AT3G52430 incompatible AT4G26070 AT5G45110 AT1G51660 AT3G14840AT3G44480 interaction AT4G16950 1.58E−06 14 348 Response to AT5G44070AT1G02930 AT1G76680 AT1G78380 AT2G21790 cadmium ion AT2G26560 AT2G30110AT3G12580 AT3G48990 AT5G02490 AT5G03630 AT5G10450 AT5G18170 AT5G518302.89E−06 15 430 Immune system AT1G02450 AT1G51660 AT3G50930 AT3G52430AT4G26070 process AT5G48620 AT2G14610 AT2G26560 AT3G26830 AT3G48090AT4G31500 AT5G45110 AT3G14840 AT3G44480 AT4G16950 2.89E−06 45 3194Response to AT1G05010 AT2G16600 AT3G12580 AT4G26120 AT5G02490 chemicalAT5G44070 AT5G45110 AT1G16350 AT1G59610 AT3G48990 AT3G52430 AT4G26070AT1G02930 AT1G08420 AT1G63460 AT1G78380 AT2G03440 AT1G54100 AT1G74940AT1G76680 AT2G14560 AT2G14610 AT2G21790 AT2G24850 AT2G26560 AT2G30110AT2G37710 AT3G26830 AT3G50930 AT4G13180 AT4G33050 AT4G37760 AT5G03630AT5G10450 AT5G18170 AT5G24520 AT5G24530 AT5G49570 AT5G51830 AT5G57560AT3G48090 AT1G16890 AT2G02560 AT3G06010 AT3G43810 2.89E−06 15 431Defense response to AT2G37710 AT4G26120 AT5G45110 AT4G26070 AT1G02930bacterium AT4G31500 AT5G10450 AT1G02450 AT2G03440 AT3G48090 AT3G52430AT4G39090 AT5G24530 AT5G44070 AT5G54310 1.07E−05 34 2150 Response toabiotic AT1G05010 AT2G16600 AT3G07930 AT3G12580 AT4G15802 stimulusAT5G02490 AT2G03440 AT4G05420 AT4G21100 AT5G14250 AT1G02930 AT1G54100AT1G55450 AT1G78380 AT2G14610 AT2G26560 AT3G19420 AT3G26830 AT3G50930AT4G39090 AT5G03630 AT5G18170 AT5G35530 AT5G43060 AT5G57560 AT5G10450AT2G37970 AT3G06010 AT3G09350 AT3G43810 AT3G48090 AT3G52430 AT4G26070AT4G31500 5.44E−05 15 548 Proteolysis involved AT2G47110 AT3G07990AT4G05420 AT4G21100 AT4G39090 in cellular protein AT5G14250 AT5G43060AT5G49570 AT5G60360 AT1G16890 catabolic process AT1G04860 AT3G20630AT3G58040 AT4G30890 AT5G47040 6.36E−05 15 557 Cellular protein AT2G47110AT3G07990 AT4G05420 AT4G21100 AT4G39090 catabolic process AT5G14250AT5G43060 AT5G49570 AT5G60360 AT1G16890 AT1G04860 AT3G20630 AT3G58040AT4G30890 AT5G47040 7.62E−05 19 886 Organonitrogen AT2G47110 AT3G07990AT4G05420 AT4G21100 AT4G39090 compound catabolic AT5G14250 AT5G43060AT5G49570 AT5G60360 AT1G16890 process AT5G48180 AT1G04860 AT1G70580AT3G20630 AT3G58040 AT4G30890 AT5G47040 AT5G10450 AT5G44070 7.92E−05 16647 Protein catabolic AT2G47110 AT3G07990 AT4G05420 AT4G21100 AT4G39090process AT5G14250 AT5G43060 AT5G49570 AT5G60360 AT1G16890 AT1G04860AT3G20630 AT3G58040 AT4G30890 AT5G47040 AT5G10450 0.00011708 12 378Response to organic AT2G16600 AT3G52430 AT1G08420 AT1G76680 AT2G14560cyclic compound AT2G14610 AT2G37710 AT5G24530 AT5G49570 AT5G57560AT3G50930 AT5G10450 0.00011827 28 1779 Response to oxygen- AT1G05010AT2G16600 AT4G26120 AT5G45110 AT1G59610 containing AT3G52430 AT4G26070AT1G08420 AT2G03440 AT1G02930 compound AT1G54100 AT1G76680 AT1G78380AT2G14560 AT2G14610 AT2G24850 AT2G37710 AT3G12580 AT3G26830 AT4G33050AT4G37760 AT5G24530 AT5G49570 AT5G57560 AT3G48090 AT3G06010 AT3G50930AT5G10450 0.00022335 16 709 Cellular AT1G68200 AT2G47110 AT3G07990AT4G05420 AT4G21100 macromolecule AT4G39090 AT5G14250 AT5G43060AT5G49570 AT5G60360 catabolic process AT1G16890 AT1G04860 AT3G20630AT3G58040 AT4G30890 AT5G47040 0.00022852 6 79 Systemic acquiredAT1G02450 AT2G14610 AT3G26830 AT3G48090 AT3G52430 resistance AT5G451100.00028608 3 8 Leaf abscission AT3G48090 AT3G52430 AT5G54310

GO-Molecular Function

Enrichment Genes in Total Functional FDR list genes Category Genes5.98E−12 59 3379 Small molecule AT2G04430 AT3G09350 AT3G12580 AT4G02510AT5G02490 binding AT5G05000 AT5G22140 AT1G76680 AT4G13350 AT5G18170AT5G45110 AT1G05010 AT1G16350 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900 AT1G48210AT1G51660 AT1G59610 AT1G66090 AT1G70580 AT1G72910 AT2G01490 AT2G17265AT2G21470 AT2G21790 AT2G24850 AT2G28620 AT2G29720 AT2G30110 AT2G31060AT2G37710 AT3G04210 AT3G06010 AT3G13870 AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT4G37760 AT5G03630 AT5G17760 AT5G40760AT5G41750 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G621901.02E−11 58 3370 Anion binding AT1G02930 AT3G12580 AT4G02510 AT5G02490AT5G05000 AT5G22140 AT1G76680 AT1G78380 AT3G19420 AT4G13350 AT5G18170AT5G45110 AT1G05010 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900 AT1G48210 AT1G51660AT1G59610 AT1G66090 AT1G70580 AT1G72910 AT2G01490 AT2G17265 AT2G21470AT2G21790 AT2G24850 AT2G28620 AT2G29720 AT2G30110 AT2G31060 AT2G37710AT3G04210 AT3G06010 AT3G13870 AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT4G37760 AT5G03630 AT5G17760 AT5G41750 AT5G45510AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G62190 7.71E−11 54 3169Nucleotide binding AT2G04430 AT3G09350 AT3G12580 AT4G02510 AT5G02490AT5G05000 AT5G22140 AT1G76680 AT4G13350 AT5G18170 AT1G16350 AT1G16890AT1G21210 AT1G27900 AT1G48210 AT1G51660 AT1G59610 AT1G66090 AT1G72910AT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790 AT2G28620 AT2G29720 AT2G30110 AT2G31060AT2G37710 AT3G04210 AT3G06010 AT3G13870 AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT4G37760 AT5G03630 AT5G17760 AT5G40760AT5G41750 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G621907.71E−11 54 3169 Nucleoside AT2G04430 AT3G09350 AT3G12580 AT4G02510AT5G02490 phosphate binding AT5G05000 AT5G22140 AT1G76680 AT4G13350AT5G18170 AT1G16350 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900 AT1G48210 AT1G51660AT1G59610 AT1G66090 AT1G72910 AT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790 AT2G28620AT2G29720 AT2G30110 AT2G31060 AT2G37710 AT3G04210 AT3G06010 AT3G13870AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT4G37760AT5G03630 AT5G17760 AT5G40760 AT5G41750 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G62190 1.44E−08 47 2894 Carbohydrate AT3G12580AT4G02510 AT5G02490 AT5G05000 AT1G02930 derivative binding AT1G76680AT4G13350 AT5G18170 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900 AT1G48210 AT1G51660AT1G59610 AT1G66090 AT1G72910 AT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790 AT2G28620AT2G30110 AT2G31060 AT2G37710 AT3G04210 AT3G06010 AT3G13870 AT3G14840AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930 AT3G61240AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT5G17760 AT5G41750AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G62190 1.92E−08 462830 Purine nucleotide AT3G09350 AT3G12580 AT4G02510 AT5G02490 AT5G05000binding AT4G13350 AT5G18170 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900 AT1G48210AT1G51660 AT1G59610 AT1G66090 AT1G72910 AT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790AT2G28620 AT2G30110 AT2G31060 AT2G37710 AT3G04210 AT3G06010 AT3G13870AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT5G17760AT5G41750 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G621902.12E−08 46 2852 Ribonucleotide AT3G12580 AT4G02510 AT5G02490 AT5G05000AT1G76680 binding AT4G13350 AT5G18170 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900AT1G48210 AT1G51660 AT1G59610 AT1G66090 AT1G72910 AT2G17265 AT2G21470AT2G21790 AT2G28620 AT2G30110 AT2G31060 AT2G37710 AT3G04210 AT3G06010AT3G13870 AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070AT5G17760 AT5G41750 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830AT5G62190 4.36E−08 45 2823 Purine AT3G12580 AT4G02510 AT5G02490AT5G05000 AT4G13350 ribonucleotide AT5G18170 AT1G16890 AT1G21210AT1G27900 AT1G48210 binding AT1G51660 AT1G59610 AT1G66090 AT1G72910AT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790 AT2G28620 AT2G30110 AT2G31060 AT2G37710AT3G04210 AT3G06010 AT3G13870 AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT5G17760 AT5G41750 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G62190 5.02E−08 25 987 Pyrophosphatase AT1G27900AT1G59610 AT2G04430 AT2G28620 AT2G31060 activity AT3G12580 AT3G13870AT3G28710 AT3G62310 AT5G02490 AT4G09730 AT4G13350 AT5G44070 AT3G06010AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT5G17760 AT5G47040AT5G50340 AT5G62190 AT4G02510 AT5G05000 5.42E−08 25 996 Hydrolaseactivity, AT1G27900 AT1G59610 AT2G04430 AT2G28620 AT2G31060 acting onacid AT3G12580 AT3G13870 AT3G28710 AT3G62310 AT5G02490 anhydrides, inAT4G09730 AT4G13350 AT5G44070 AT3G06010 AT3G19960 phosphorus- AT3G28510AT3G28540 AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT5G17760 containing AT5G47040 AT5G50340AT5G62190 AT4G02510 AT5G05000 anhydrides 5.67E−08 25 1003 Hydrolaseactivity, AT1G27900 AT1G59610 AT2G04430 AT2G28620 AT2G31060 acting onacid AT3G12580 AT3G13870 AT3G28710 AT3G62310 AT5G02490 anhydridesAT4G09730 AT4G13350 AT5G44070 AT3G06010 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT4G02510 AT5G17760 AT5G47040 AT5G50340 AT5G62190AT5G05000 5.91E−08 24 932 Nucleoside- AT1G27900 AT1G59610 AT2G28620AT2G31060 AT3G12580 triphosphatase AT3G13870 AT3G28710 AT3G62310AT5G02490 AT4G09730 activity AT4G13350 AT5G44070 AT3G06010 AT3G19960AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT5G17760 AT5G47040 AT5G50340AT5G62190 AT4G02510 AT5G05000 4.60E−07 40 2556 Adenyl nucleotideAT3G09350 AT3G12580 AT5G02490 AT5G18170 AT1G16890 binding AT1G21210AT1G27900 AT1G48210 AT1G51660 AT1G66090 AT1G72910 AT2G17265 AT2G21470AT2G21790 AT2G28620 AT2G30110 AT2G37710 AT3G04210 AT3G06010 AT3G14840AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930 AT3G61240AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT5G17760 AT5G41750AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G62190 6.17E−07 402592 Drug binding AT2G16600 AT3G12580 AT5G02490 AT1G02930 AT5G18170AT5G45110 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900 AT1G48210 AT1G51660 AT1G70580AT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790 AT2G24850 AT2G28620 AT2G30110 AT2G37710AT3G06010 AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070AT5G17760 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G621906.17E−07 41 2704 Purine AT3G12580 AT4G02510 AT5G02490 AT5G05000AT4G13350 ribonucleoside AT5G18170 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900AT1G48210 triphosphate AT1G51660 AT1G59610 AT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790binding AT2G28620 AT2G30110 AT2G31060 AT2G37710 AT3G06010 AT3G13870AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990 AT3G50930AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070 AT5G17760AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G62190 1.07E−06 392550 Adenyl AT3G12580 AT5G02490 AT5G18170 AT1G16890 AT1G21210ribonucleotide AT1G27900 AT1G48210 AT1G51660 AT1G66090 AT1G72910 bindingAT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790 AT2G28620 AT2G30110 AT2G37710 AT3G04210AT3G06010 AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070AT5G17760 AT5G41750 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830AT5G62190 3.02E−06 48 3682 Hydrolase activity AT1G04860 AT1G27900AT1G48320 AT1G59610 AT1G60140 AT2G04430 AT2G26560 AT2G28620 AT2G31060AT3G07990 AT3G12580 AT3G13870 AT3G14890 AT3G20630 AT3G28710 AT3G62310AT4G30890 AT4G39090 AT5G02490 AT5G35530 AT5G43060 AT5G49570 AT5G60360AT3G19420 AT4G09730 AT4G13350 AT4G17830 AT5G44070 AT1G08420 AT3G06010AT3G07930 AT3G14075 AT3G18520 AT3G19960 AT3G23570 AT3G28510 AT3G28540AT3G48090 AT3G50930 AT3G52430 AT3G61240 AT4G02510 AT5G05000 AT5G17760AT5G47040 AT5G50340 AT5G57560 AT5G62190 2.10E−05 35 2433 ATP bindingAT3G12580 AT5G02490 AT5G18170 AT1G16890 AT1G21210 AT1G27900 AT1G48210AT1G51660 AT2G17265 AT2G21470 AT2G21790 AT2G28620 AT2G30110 AT2G37710AT3G06010 AT3G14840 AT3G19960 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G44480 AT3G48990AT3G50930 AT3G61240 AT3G62310 AT4G09730 AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT4G26070AT5G17760 AT5G45510 AT5G47040 AT5G48620 AT5G50340 AT5G51830 AT5G621902.69E−05 9 187 ADP binding AT1G66090 AT1G72910 AT3G04210 AT3G44480AT4G16950 AT4G19510 AT5G41750 AT5G45510 AT5G48620 4.67E−05 6 70Cysteine-type AT1G04860 AT3G20630 AT4G30890 AT4G39090 AT5G43060endopeptidase AT5G60360 activity 0.000128775 14 572 ATPase activityAT1G27900 AT2G28620 AT3G12580 AT3G28710 AT3G62310 AT5G02490 AT4G09730AT5G44070 AT3G28510 AT3G28540 AT3G50930 AT5G17760 AT5G47040 AT5G503400.000993086 2 3 Salicylic acid AT2G43820 AT3G11340 glucosyltransferase(glucoside- forming) activity 0.002003836 11 487 Coenzyme bindingAT2G04430 AT5G22140 AT1G76680 AT1G05010 AT1G70580 AT2G01490 AT2G24850AT2G29720 AT4G37760 AT5G03630 AT5G40760 0.00204287 18 1137 Cofactorbinding AT1G02930 AT2G04430 AT2G37970 AT4G22220 AT5G22140 AT1G76680AT1G78380 AT1G05010 AT1G11680 AT1G70580 AT2G01490 AT2G24850 AT2G29720AT3G26830 AT4G31500 AT4G37760 AT5G03630 AT5G40760 0.003109677 4 56Damaged DNA AT4G05420 AT4G21100 AT5G35530 AT5G50340 binding 0.0033223516 157 Cysteine-type AT1G04860 AT3G20630 AT4G30890 AT4G39090 AT5G43060peptidase activity AT5G60360 0.004086777 8 299 Cytoskeletal AT1G59610AT2G28620 AT2G30500 AT3G18060 AT2G20190 protein binding AT2G31200AT2G41740 AT3G19960 0.004097246 4 62 Actin filament AT2G30500 AT3G18060AT2G41740 AT3G19960 binding 0.00421146 22 1664 Oxidoreductase AT1G05010AT1G11680 AT1G16350 AT1G54100 AT1G63460 activity AT1G76680 AT2G21790AT2G26400 AT3G26830 AT4G31500 AT4G37760 AT4G37990 AT5G22140 AT5G24530AT5G57800 AT5G18170 AT5G40760 AT1G78380 AT2G01490 AT2G29320 AT2G29720AT5G03630 0.005459598 5 118 Actin binding AT2G30500 AT3G18060 AT2G31200AT2G41740 AT3G19960

GO-Cellular Component

Enrichment Genes in Total Functional FDR list genes Category Genes6.25E−16 54 2350 Cytosol AT1G01100 AT1G01960 AT1G12920 AT1G60140AT1G63460 AT1G68200 AT2G16600 AT2G21790 AT2G31060 AT2G34480 AT3G06720AT3G62870 AT4G13350 AT4G15802 AT5G35530 AT5G48180 AT5G49570 AT5G51830AT5G54750 AT1G02930 AT1G16350 AT1G16890 AT1G27970 AT1G54100 AT1G59610AT1G74940 AT1G76680 AT1G78380 AT2G02560 AT2G21470 AT2G30110 AT2G43820AT2G47110 AT3G12580 AT3G15610 AT3G18060 AT3G19420 AT3G20630 AT3G23570AT3G62310 AT4G02510 AT4G05420 AT4G17830 AT5G02490 AT5G03630 AT5G10450AT5G14250 AT5G40760 AT5G43060 AT5G44070 AT5G45510 AT5G54310 AT4G22220AT2G04430 0.00025932 40 3155 Plasma membrane AT1G11680 AT1G21210AT1G48210 AT2G16600 AT2G37710 AT3G14840 AT3G51250 AT1G01100 AT1G08050AT1G08420 AT1G12920 AT1G16890 AT1G27970 AT1G59610 AT1G78380 AT2G01490AT2G02560 AT2G20190 AT2G30110 AT2G34480 AT2G37970 AT3G01290 AT3G12580AT3G13870 AT3G19960 AT3G28710 AT3G44480 AT3G50590 AT4G10120 AT4G31500AT5G02490 AT5G10450 AT5G17760 AT5G22140 AT5G24710 AT5G45500 AT5G45510AT5G48620 AT5G57800 AT5G61790 0.00025932 46 3832 Cell peripheryAT1G11680 AT1G21210 AT1G48210 AT2G16600 AT2G37710 AT3G14840 AT3G18060AT3G51250 AT1G01100 AT1G02930 AT1G04980 AT1G08050 AT1G08420 AT1G12920AT1G16890 AT1G27970 AT1G59610 AT1G78380 AT2G01490 AT2G02560 AT2G14610AT2G20190 AT2G30110 AT2G34480 AT2G37970 AT3G01290 AT3G06720 AT3G12580AT3G13870 AT3G19960 AT3G28710 AT3G44480 AT3G50590 AT4G10120 AT4G31500AT5G02490 AT5G10450 AT5G17760 AT5G22140 AT5G24710 AT5G45500 AT5G45510AT5G48620 AT5G57560 AT5G57800 AT5G61790 0.001804845 30 2283 EndomembraneAT1G01960 AT1G07140 AT1G11680 AT1G27970 AT2G16600 system AT3G06720AT3G09350 AT3G13870 AT4G37760 AT5G54750 AT5G57800 AT5G60510 AT1G04980AT2G37970 AT2G47110 AT3G12580 AT3G19960 AT3G26830 AT3G28510 AT3G28710AT3G44480 AT4G15802 AT4G31500 AT5G02490 AT5G22140 AT5G43060 AT5G54310AT5G57560 AT5G61790 AT3G48090 0.00713953 4 53 Lysosome AT3G28710AT4G39090 AT5G43060 AT5G60360 0.007355789 4 56 Lytic vacuole AT3G28710AT4G39090 AT5G43060 AT5G60360 0.013389304 17 1155 Vacuole AT2G16600AT2G30500 AT3G28710 AT3G50590 AT4G39090 AT5G43060 AT5G60360 AT1G02930AT1G59610 AT1G78380 AT2G34480 AT2G37970 AT3G01290 AT3G12580 AT3G13870AT3G62870 AT5G61790 0.017117105 16 1090 Endoplasmic AT1G11680 AT3G09350AT3G13870 AT4G37760 AT5G57800 reticulum AT5G60510 AT1G04980 AT3G19960AT3G26830 AT3G28510 AT3G44480 AT4G31500 AT5G43060 AT5G61790 AT3G48090AT5G54750 0.0184581 15 1036 Cell-cell junction AT1G02930 AT1G59610AT2G16600 AT2G20190 AT2G21470 AT2G30110 AT3G01290 AT3G14840 AT3G28710AT3G48990 AT3G51250 AT5G22140 AT5G35530 AT5G61790 AT3G19960 0.0184581 151036 Plasmodesma AT1G02930 AT1G59610 AT2G16600 AT2G20190 AT2G21470AT2G30110 AT3G01290 AT3G14840 AT3G28710 AT3G48990 AT3G51250 AT5G22140AT5G35530 AT5G61790 AT3G19960 0.0184581 15 1036 Cell junction AT1G02930AT1G59610 AT2G16600 AT2G20190 AT2G21470 AT2G30110 AT3G01290 AT3G14840AT3G28710 AT3G48990 AT3G51250 AT5G22140 AT5G35530 AT5G61790 AT3G199600.0184581 15 1036 Symplast AT1G02930 AT1G59610 AT2G16600 AT2G20190AT2G21470 AT2G30110 AT3G01290 AT3G14840 AT3G28710 AT3G48990 AT3G51250AT5G22140 AT5G35530 AT5G61790 AT3G19960 0.026223194 11 674 VacuolarAT2G16600 AT2G30500 AT3G28710 AT3G50590 AT1G78380 membrane AT2G34480AT3G01290 AT3G12580 AT3G13870 AT3G62870 AT5G61790 0.026223194 11 676Vacuolar part AT2G16600 AT2G30500 AT3G28710 AT3G50590 AT1G78380AT2G34480 AT3G01290 AT3G12580 AT3G13870 AT3G62870 AT5G61790 0.03033925515 1155 Golgi apparatus AT1G01960 AT2G16600 AT5G54750 AT1G11680AT2G37970 AT2G47110 AT3G12580 AT3G28710 AT3G44480 AT4G15802 AT5G02490AT5G22140 AT5G54310 AT5G57560 AT3G13870 0.030339255 8 424 CytoskeletonAT1G07140 AT2G28620 AT3G18060 AT2G20190 AT1G59610 AT2G31200 AT2G41740AT3G19960 0.030339255 3 56 Actin cytoskeleton AT3G18060 AT2G31200AT3G19960 0.030339255 21 1852 Non-membrane- AT1G01100 AT1G07140AT2G28620 AT2G34480 AT3G18060 bounded organelle AT3G18580 AT3G62870AT5G35530 AT2G20190 AT2G43410 AT2G47110 AT3G06720 AT3G62310 AT5G62190AT1G59610 AT2G16360 AT2G31200 AT2G41740 AT3G19960 AT3G61240 AT4G312100.030339255 21 1852 Intracellular non- AT1G01100 AT1G07140 AT2G28620AT2G34480 AT3G18060 membrane- AT3G18580 AT3G62870 AT5G35530 AT2G20190AT2G43410 bounded organelle AT2G47110 AT3G06720 AT3G62310 AT5G62190AT1G59610 AT2G16360 AT2G31200 AT2G41740 AT3G19960 AT3G61240 AT4G312100.030339255 14 1029 Whole membrane AT2G16600 AT2G30500 AT3G28710AT3G50590 AT4G02510 AT1G78380 AT2G34480 AT3G01290 AT3G12580 AT3G13870AT3G50930 AT3G62870 AT5G05000 AT5G61790 0.032406858 17 1400 BoundingAT2G16600 AT2G30500 AT3G28710 AT3G50590 AT4G02510 membrane of AT5G54750AT1G01960 AT1G78380 AT2G34480 AT3G01290 organelle AT3G12580 AT3G13870AT3G44480 AT3G50930 AT3G62870 AT5G05000 AT5G61790 0.038070656 3 65Nuclear pore AT1G07140 AT1G27970 AT3G06720

TABLE 6 List of Primers Used in this Study. SEQ Name Sequence (5′-3′)ID NO Use AtNPR1 primers NPR1-C-FB1 GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 35Truncation variants ATGGACACCACCATTGATGGATTC ANK-F630-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 36 Truncation variantsATGATATGTGGTAAAGCTTGTATGAAG NPR1-R630-B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTCAT 37 Truncation variantsTAGCAAGCTTGAGTATAACCAATG N1-ANK-F688-B1 GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA38 Truncation variants ATGTCTAATGTAGATATGGTTAGTCT N1-ANK-R1080B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTCCA 39 Truncation variantsAAGTTGCTTCTGATGCACTTG N1-F1021-B1 GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 40Truncation variants GAGCCACAATTGATACTATCTCTATTGG NPR1-R-B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTCCC 41 Truncation variants GACGACGATGAGAGAGNde-GST-F4 CATACATATGTCCCCTATACTAGGTTATTGGA 42 GST/GST-NPR1/sim3AAATTAAG for DUET vector Avr-GST-R657 CATACCTAGGTCATTTTGGAGGATGGTCGCCA43 GSTfor DUET vector CCAC Avr-N1-R630 CATACCTAGGTCAATTAGCAAGCTTGAGTATA44 GST-NPR1/sim3 for ACCAATG DUET vecotr N1-R432K-FGACGCTGCTCGATCTTGAAAATAAAGTTGCAC 45 nim1-4 mutagenesis TTGC N1-R432K-RGCAAGTGCAACTTTATTTTCAAGATCGAGCAG 46 nim1-4 mutagenesis CGTCrdr1 (C150/155/156/160A) C150A-F GCCGCCTAAAGGAGTTTCTGAAGCTGCAGACG 47RDR1 site-directed AGAAT mutagenesis C150A-RATTCTCGTCTGCAGCTTCAGAAACTCCTTTAG 48 RDR1 site-directed GCGGC mutagenesisC155/156/160A-F GTTTCTGAAGCTGCAGACGAGAATGCGGCTCA 49 RDR1 site-directedCGTGGCTGCTCGGCCGGCGGTGGATTT mutagenesis C155/156/160A-RAAATCCACCGCCGGCCGAGCAGCCACGTGAG 50 RDR1 site-directedCCGCATTCTCGTCTGCAGCTTCAGAAAC mutagenesis rdr2 (C378/385/394A) C378A-FGCCACTATGGCGGTTGAAGCGAATAATATCCC 51 RDR2 site-directed GGAGCAAmutagenesis C378A-R TTGCTCCGGGATATTATTCGCTTCAACCGCCAT 52RDR2 site-directed AGTGGC mutagenesis C385A-FAATAATATCCCGGAGCAAGCTAAGCATTCTCT 53 RDR2 site-directed CAAAGGCCGmutagenesis C385A-R CGGCCTTTGAGAGAATGCTTAGCTTGCTCCGG 54RDR2 site-directed GATATTATT mutagenesis C394A-FAAGCATTCTCTCAAAGGCCGACTAGCAGTAGA 55 RDR2 site-directed AATACTAGAGCAAGAAGmutagenesis C394A-R CTTCTTGCTCTAGTATTTCTACTGCTAGTCGGC 56RDR2 site-directed CTTTGAGAGAATGCTT mutagenesis rdr3 (C511/521/529A)C511A-F CGGGAAACGATTCTTCCCGCGCGCATCGGCAG 57 RDR3 site-directedTGCTCGACCAGATTAT mutagenesis C511A-R ATAATCTGGTCGAGCACTGCCGATGCGCGCGG 58RDR3 site-directed GAAGAATCGTTTCCCG mutagenesis C521A-FTGCTCGACCAGATTATGAACGCAGAGGACTTG 59 RDR3 site-directed ACTCAACTGGCTmutagenesis C521A-R AGCCAGTTGAGTCAAGTCCTCTGCGTTCATAA 60RDR3 site-directed TCTGGTCGAGCA mutagenesis C529A-FGAGGACTTGACTCAACTGGCTGCAGGAGAAG 61 RDR3 site-directed ACGACACTGCTGmutagenesis C529A-R CAGCAGTGTCGTCTTCTCCTGCAGCCAGTTGA 62RDR3 site-directed GTCAAGTCCTC mutagenesis AtCUL3A cloning CUL3A-F-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 63 CUL3A cloningATGAGTAATCAGAAGAAGAGGAATTTTC C3A-SR-B2 GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTATT64 CUL3A cloning AGGCTAGATAGCGGTAAAGTTTCC opCA-F4-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 65 opCUL3A cloning forAGCAATCAGAAGAAGCGTAACTTTC Duet vector opCA-SR-B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTATT 66 opCUL3A cloning forACGCCAGATAACGATACAGTTTGC Duet vector CUL3A-F1744GAAACATGAACTGAACGTGTCGACTATCGAAC 67 dRBX1 mutant AGGCTACAGAAATCCCCUL3A-R1743 GGGATTTCTGTAGCCTGTTCGATAGTCGACAC 68 dRBX1 mutantGTTCAGTTCATGTTTC Nde-Myc-F4 CATACATATGGAACAGAAACTGATCTCTGAAG 69CUL3A for DUET AAG vector Xho-opC3-R2199CATACTCGAGTTACGCCAGATAACGATACAGT 70 CUL3AforDUET TTGC vectorAtRBX1 cloning Nco-opRBX-F4 CATACCATGGTGGCGACCCTGGACAGCGATG 71opRBX1 for DUET vector Hin-opR1-R429 CATAAAGCTTTTAGTGACCATACTTCTGAAAC 72opRBX1 for DUET TCCCATTC vector AtUbiquitin, AtUBC8 and AtUBA1 cloningUBQ-F-B1 GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 73 Ubiquitin cloningATGCAAATCTTCGTGAAAACACTCAC UBQ-R-B2 GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTATT 74Ubiquitin cloning AACCACCTCTTAAACGGAGAAC Nco-HA-F4CATACCATGGTGTACCCATACGATGTTCCAGA 75 Ubiquitin cloning for TTACGDuet vector Eco-UBQ-R231 CATAGAATTCTTAACCACCTCTTAAACGGAGA 76Ubiquitin cloning for AC Duet vector Nco-UBC-F4CATACCATGGTGGCTTCGAAACGGATCTTGAA 77 UBC8 cloning for GGAG Duet vectorHind-mUBC-R447 CATAAAGCTT 78 UBC8 cloning forTTAGCCCATTGCATACTTCTGAGTCCAGTTTCT Duet vector TGCAGTAG Eco-Duet-T7FCATAGAATTCGAAATTAATACGACTCACTATA 79 UBC8 cloning for GGGGAATTGDuet vector Duet-R1 GATTATGCGGCCGTGTACAA 80 UBC8 cloning for Duet vectorFse-UBA-F4 CATAGGCCGGCCACCTTCACAAGCGAGCTAGT 81 UBA1 cloning for GAAGCDuet vector Avr-UBA-R3243 CATACCTAGGTCACCTGAAGTAGATAGAGACG 82UBA1 cloning for AGAGG Duet vector AtWRKY54/70 cloning W70-F-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 83 WRKY70-GFP/ ATGGATACTAATAAAGCAAAAAAGCmCherry cloning W70-R-B2 GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTAA 84 WRKY70-GFP/GATAGATTCGAACATGAACTGAAG mCherry cloning Nco-FLAG-F4CATACCATGGTGGACTACAAAGACGATGACG 85 for DUET vector ACAAA Not-W70-RCATAGCGGCCGCTTAAGATAGATTCGAACATG 86 for DUET vector AACTGAAG W54-F-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 87 WRKY54-mCherryATGGATTCGAATAGTAACAACACGAAATC cloning W54-R-B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTAC 88 WRKY54-mCherryATAGCACTTGTTCTTTCATAATCAGC cloningAtBCS1, AtGSTU19, AtEDS1 and AtNIMIN1 cloning BC-F4-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 89 mCherry fusionGAAGGATCCAAGCTACTTCCTTGC cloning BC-R1728-B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTAAT 90 mCherry fusionGTTGTTCAACCTCCTCATGTTTGGCT cloning G19-F4-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 91 mCherry fusionGCGAACGAGGTGATTCTTCTTGATTTC cloning G19-R657-B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTACT 92 mCherry fusionCAGGTACAAATTTCTTCCTGAGCTC cloning EDS-F1-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 93 mCherry fusionATGGCGTTTGAAGCTCTTACCGGA cloning EDS-R1869-B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTAG 94 mCherry fusionGTATCTGTTATTTCATCCATCATATAG cloning Nc-FL-ED-F4CATACCATGGTGGACTACAAAGACGATGACG 95 for DUET vectorACAAAGCGTTTGAAGCTCTTACCGGAATC Nt-ED-R1869CATAGCGGCCGCTTAGGTATCTGTTATTTCATC 96 for DUET vector CATCATATAGNM1-F1-B1 GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 97 mCherry fusionATGTATCCTAAACAATTTAGTTTATAC cloning NM1-R426-B2GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTAC 98 mCherry fusionAATGCAAGATTAAGATCTAAAGCC cloning AtPR1 promoter cloning BIF-pPR1FGGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 99 dual luciferase pPR1GTAAATTGTGTCCTATACAAAG reporter B2R-pPR1-R2367GGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTTTT 100 dual luciferase pPR1TTCTAAGTTGATAATGGTTATTG reporter mCherry-NLScloning mCh-F-B1GGGGACAAGTTTGTACAAAAAAGCAGGCTTA 101 mCherry-NLS cloningATGGTGAGCAAGGGCGAGGAG NLS-mCh-R TTAATCTTCGACCTTGCGCTTCTTCTTAGGTGG 102mCherry-NLS cloning TTCTGGTCTAGAGGATCCCTTGTACAGCTCGT CCATGC B2R-NLSRGGGGACCACTTTGTACAAGAAAGCTGGGTTTT 103 mCherry-NLS cloningAATCTTCGACCTTGCGCTTC VIGS cloning NbNPR1-TR-09CGACGACAAGACCCTGCAAACATTTGTGGTAA 104 VIGS-NbNPR1 AGCATGC NbNPR1-TR-10GAGGAGAAGAGCCCTGCTACAGCATAATGGA 105 VIGS-NbNPR1 GAGCForward fusion primer for GTGTCCCACTAACCTCAATCCCCGTTCTCCC 106VIGS-NbCUL3 Niben101Scf01326g05017 & Niben101Scf06545g03015Reverse fusion primer for GGATTGAGGTTAGTGGGACACTCTTTCAATCT 107VIGS-NbCUL3 Niben001Scf01326g05017 C & Niben101Scf06545g03015 LIC1 forCGACGACAAGACCCTAGACCATATCATCCACT 108 VIGS-NbCUL3 Niben001Scf01326g05017CTAGC LIC2 for GAGGAGAAGAGCCCTGTGCATTGCATCCTGAG 109 VIGS-NbCUL3Niben001Scf06545g03015 AAGTTTTC LIC1 forCGACGACAAGACCCTGCAAACATTTGTGGTAA 110 VIGS-NbCUL3Niben101Scf14780g01001.1 AGCATGC LIC2 forGAGGAGAAGAGCCCTGCTACAGCATAATGGA ill VIGS-NbCUL3 Niben101Scf14780g01001.1GAGC NbeIF4A-QF GCTTTGGTCTTGGCACCTACTC 112 qPCRon VIGS NbeIF4A-QRTGCTCGCATGACCTTTTCAA 113 qPCRon VIGS NbCUL3-1-QF GCCAACACAGTCCGTCACTA114 qPCRon VIGS NbCUL3-1-QR TTATCGCAGACCCCCAAA 115 qPCRon VIGSNbCUL3-2-QF TGTGGATCCGAAATATGCTG 116 qPCRon VIGS NbCUL3-2-QRAACTAAGACCACTAGCGTTATGATTG 117 qPCRon VIGS NbCUL3-3-QFTGAGTACGCTTCTTGGACTGAT 118 qPCRon VIGS NbCUL3-3-QR TTCTCATCAGTCCCCGGTTA119 qPCRon VIGS NbCUL3-4-QF TTCTTGGAAGAGCTGAATAGGC 120 qPCRon VIGSNbCUL3-4-QR TCAGAATATCCCGTATCATTTGC 121 qPCRon VIGS NbNPR1a-QFTGTGTGTGTTTGTGTGGACAAT 122 qPCRon VIGS NbNPR1a-QR GAACGCTACAGCTGGCCTAC123 qPCRon VIGS NbNPR1b-QF CTTCGAAGGTTCGGTTATGC 124 qPCRon VIGSNbNPR1b-QR GCTTCTCCTAGCAGTGGATCTC 125 qPCRon VIGS NbPR1-QFGTGCCCAAAATTCTCAACAAG 126 qPCRon VIGS NbPR1-QR TTCTACACCTACATCTGCACGAG127 qPCRon VIGS Genotyping of npr1-2, wrky54 and wrky70 mutationsnpr1-2-LP GATGATTTCTACAGCGACGC 128 npr1-2 mutant genotyping npr1-2-RPCCATAGCTTAATGCAGATGG 129 npr1-2 mutant genotyping WRKY54-LPTTCTTGATTCTTTTGATCCCG 130 wrky54 (SALK_017254) mutant genotypingWRKY54-RP GCTGGTGTTGTTCTCTTGCTC 131 wrky54 (SALK_017254)mutant genotyping WRKY70-LP TGATCTTCGGAATCCATGAAG 132 wrky70(SALK_025198) mutant genotyping WRKY70-RP CAAACCACACCAAGAGGAAAG 133wrky70 (SALK_025198) mutant genotyping

TABLE 7 Key Resources Table. REAGENT or RESOURCE SOURCE IDENTIFIERAntibodies Mouse monoclonal anti-GFP (JL8) Clontech Cat. #632381; RRID:AB_2313808 Mouse monoclonal anti-RFP (6G6) Chromotek Cat. #6g6-20 Mousemonoclonal anti-Ubiquitin (P4D1) Santa Cruz Cat. #sc-8017; RRID:AB_2762364 Mouse monoclonal anti-HA BioLegend Cat. #901502; RRID:AB_2565007 Alpaca anti-GFP coupled to agarose beads (GFP- Trap_A)Chromotek Cat. #gta-10 Alpaca anti-RFP coupled to agarose beads (RFP-Trap_A) Chromotek Cat. #rta-10 Pierce ™ anti-HA coupled Magnetic BeadsThermoFisher Cat. #88837 Pierce ™ anti-DYKDDDDK coupled Magnetic AgaroseThermoFisher Cat. #A36797 Pierce ™ Glutathione Magnetic Agarose BeadsThermoFisher Cat. #78601 Mouse monoclonal anti-Baculovirus Envelope gp64(AcV5) ThermoFisher Cat. #14-6995-82; RRID: AB 468384 Rabbit polyclonalanti-AtCUL3A PhytoAB, Cat. #PHY0978S Dieterle et al. (2005) Rabbitpolyclonal anti-AtEDS1 Agrisera Cat. #AS13-2751 Rabbit polyclonalanti-AtNIMIN1 (E2374) ABclonal Cat. #WG-01110D Rabbit polyclonalanti-AtNPR1 Mou et al., 2003 N/A Mouse monoclonal anti-c-Myc (9E10)Santa Cruz Cat. #sc-40; RRID: AB_627268 Direct-Blot ™ HRP anti-DYKDDDDKTag Antibody (anti- BioLegend Cat. #637311; FLAG) RRID: AB_2566706 Mousemonoclonal anti-β-Tubulin (F-1) Santa Cruz Cat. #sc-166729; RRID:AB_2010699 Rabbit polyclonal anti-Histone H3 Agrisera Cat. #AS10-710Rabbit polyclonal anti-Actin Agrisera Cat. #AS13-2640 Anti-GST Antibody,HRP Conjugated GE Healthcare Cat. #RPN1236; RRID: AB_771429 Bacterialand Virus Strains Pseudomonas syringae pv. maculicola ES4326/AvrRpt2 Caoet al., 1994 N/A Pseudomonas syringae pv. maculicola ES4326/AvrRpm1Reuber and N/A Ausbel, 1996 Pseudomonas fluorescens Pf0-1/AvrRps4 Sohnet al., 2012 N/A Pseudomonas fluorescens Pf0-1/AvrRps4^(KRVY-AAAA) Sohnet al., 2012 N/A Agrobacterium tumefaciens, strain GV3101 N/A N/AEscherichia coli (E. coli), strain BL21(DE3) NEB Cat. #C2527H Chemicals,Peptides, and Recombinant Proteins Sodium salicylate Sigma-Aldrich Cat.#S3007; CAS: 54-21-7 Dexamethasone Sigma-Aldrich Cat. #D1756-25MG; CAS:50-02-2 β-Estradiol Sigma-Aldrich Cat. #E2758; CAS: 50-28-2 Methylviologen dichloride hydrate (MV) Sigma-Aldrich Cat. #856177; CAS:75365-73-0 Deubiquitinase (DUB) inhibitor (PR-619) Life Sensors Cat.#SI9619; CAS: 2645-32-1 N-Ethylmaleimide (NEM) Sigma-Aldrich Cat.#E3876; CAS: 128-53-0 Critical Commercial Assays Pierce ™ Silver StainKit ThermoFisher Cat. #24612 Dual-Luciferase Reporter Assay SystemPromega Cat. #E1910 QuikChange II Site-Directed Mutagenesis Kit AgilentCat. #200524 FastStart Universal SYBR Green Master Kit Roche Cat.#04913850001 Experimental Models: Organisms/Strains Arabidopsis: npr1-2Cao et al., 1997 N/A Arabidopsis: sid2-2 Wildermuth N/A et al., 2001Arabidopsis: NPR1-GFP/npr1-2 Mou et al., 2003 N/A Arabidopsis:npr1^(sim3)-GFP/npr1-2 Saleh et al., 2015 N/A Arabidopsis:npr1^(□BTB)-GFP/npr1-2 This paper N/A Arabidopsis: npr1^(sim3)-GFP/Col-0This paper N/A Arabidopsis: npr1^(rdr1)-GFP/npr1-2 This paper N/AArabidopsis: npr1^(rdr2)-GFP/npr1-2 This paper N/A Arabidopsis:npr1^(rdr3)-GFP/npr1-2 This paper N/A Arabidopsis: dex: AvrRpt2/Col-0McNellis N/A et al., 1998 Arabidopsis: dex: AvrRpt2/rps2 Gu et al., 2016N/A Arabidopsis: dex: AvrRpt2/npr1-2 This paper N/A OligonucleotidesPrimers used in this study are listed in Table 6 This paper N/ARecombinant DNA pTRV2-NbCUL3/NbNPR1 This paper N/ApEG203-CUL3/cul3^(□DRBX1) This paper N/A pK7WGF2-CUL3 This paper N/ApEG204-Ubiquitin This paper N/A pEG100-mCherry-ATG8/NBR1/Ubiquitin/NLSThis paper N/A pSITE-4NB-EDS1/GSTU19/BCS1/NIMIN1 This paper N/ApSITE-cEYFP-N1-NPR1 (NPR1-YC, WT and mutant This paper N/A variants)pSITE-nEYFP-C1-NPR1 (YN-NPR1) This paper N/ApSITE-cEYFP-N1-NPR1/2/3/4/5/6 (NPR1/2/3/4/5/6-YC) This paper N/ApSITE-nEYFP-C1-CUL3 (YN-CUL3) This paper N/A pK7FWG2-NPR1 (WT, mutantand truncation variants) This paper, N/A Saleh et al. (2015)pK7FWG2-NPR2/3/4/5/6 This paper N/A pLN462-NPR1 (WT, mutant andtruncation variants) This paper N/A pLN462-NPR2/3/4/5/6 This paper N/ApETDuet-1: FLAG-WRKY70 + GST-NPR1/GST- This paper N/A npr1^(sim3)/GSTpETDuet-1: FLAG-EDS1 + GST-NPR1/GST This paper N/A pCDFDuet-1: HA-Ub +UBC8 + UBA1 This paper N/A pACYCDuet-1: RBX1 + Myc-CUL3 This paper N/ApCDFDuet-1: Myc-CUL3 This paper N/A pDEST15-NPR1 (WT, mutant andtruncation variants) This paper, N/A Saleh et al. (2015) Software andAlgorithms ImageJ (FIJI) (v2.0.0-rc-69/1.52p) Schindelin et al., 2012https://imagej.nih.go v/ij/ Scaffold (v4.8.2) Proteome Software N/A R(v3.5.3) N/A N/A Prism 8 GraphPad https://www.graphpad.com/ ShinyGOv0.61 Ge et al., 2019 http://bioinformatics.sdstate.edu/go/ UpSet plotsKhan and Mathelier, https://asntech.shinyapps.io/intervene/ 2017IUPred2a Meszaros et al., 2018 http://iupred.elte.hu/ Other Orion Star ™A222 Portable ThermoFisher Cat. #STARA2220 Conductivity Meter with 4-(meter); #013005MD Electrode Conductivity Cell (probe)

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1. A nucleic acid encoding a npr1 protein, wherein the npr1 proteinforms salicylic acid-independent NPR1 condensates.
 2. (canceled)
 3. Thenucleic acid of claim 1, wherein the nucleic acid is operably linked toone or more expression control elements selected from the groupconsisting of: a promoter, one or more upstream open reading frames(uORFs), or the promoter and the one or more uORFs.
 4. The nucleic acidof claim 3, wherein the promoter is selected from the group consistingof: a constitutive promoter, an inducible promoter, atemporally-regulated promoter, a developmentally regulated promoter, achemically regulated promoter, a tissue-preferred promoter, atissue-specific promoter, a TBF1 promoter, a 35S promoter, a ubiquitinpromoter, a tCUP cryptic constitutive promoter, a Rsyn7 promoter, apathogen-inducible promoter, a maize In2-2 promoter, a tobacco PR-1apromoter, a glucocorticoid-inducible promoter, an estrogen-induciblepromoter, a tetracycline-inducible promoter, a tetracycline-repressiblepromoter, a T3 promoter, a T7 promoter, and a SP6 promoter. 5.(canceled)
 6. The nucleic acid of claim 3, wherein the uORF comprises aTBF1 gene uORF.
 7. The nucleic acid of claim 5, wherein the expressioncontrol elements comprise the TBF1 promoter and one or more TBF1 uORFs.8. (canceled)
 9. The nucleic acid of claim 1, wherein the npr1 proteincomprises one or more mutations in at least one redox-sensitiveintrinsically disordered region (RDR), wherein the one or more mutationsreduce the redox-sensitivity of the RDR.
 10. The nucleic acid of claim9, wherein the one or more mutations comprises a substitution of one ormore cysteines in at least one RDR, a deletion of one or more cysteinesin at least one RDR, or a combination thereof.
 11. The nucleic acid ofclaim 10, wherein the one or more cysteines are located in a regioncorresponding to residues 140-160, 368-404, or 510-539 of SEQ ID NO: 1.12. (canceled)
 13. The nucleic acid of claim 9, wherein the npr1 proteinhas increased interaction with CUL3 compared to wild-type NPR1 in theabsence of salicylic acid.
 14. (canceled)
 15. The nucleic acid of claim11, wherein the npr1 protein comprises a mutation of a cysteinecorresponding to the cysteine at position 378, of SEQ ID NO: 1, position385 of SEQ ID NO: 1, position 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1, positions 378 and 385of SEQ ID NO: 1, positions 378 and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1, positions 385and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1, or positions 378, 385, and 394 of SEQ ID NO: 1,or positions 150, 155, 156, and 160 of SEQ ID NO:
 1. 16. (canceled) 17.The nucleic acid of claim 15, wherein the mutation of the cysteinecomprises an alanine substitution.
 18. (canceled)
 19. The nucleic acidof claim 1, wherein the nucleic acid encodes a ΔCTD npr1 ΔCTD protein, aBTB domain npr1 protein, or a sim3 npr1 protein.
 20. The nucleic acid ofclaim 1, where the nucleic acid encodes: (a) a protein comprising theamino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160 or an orthologthereof; or (b) a protein having at least 70% identity to a proteincomprising the amino acid sequence of any of SEQ ID NOS: 134-160. 21.(canceled)
 22. A plant or plant cell expressing the nucleic acid ofclaim
 1. 23. (canceled)
 24. The plant or plant cell of claim 22, whereinthe plant is a food crop plant, a biofuel plant, a corn plant, a legumeplant, a bean plant, a rice plant, a soybean plant, a cotton plant, asugarcane plant, a tobacco plant, a palm oil plant, a date palm, awheat, a vegetable plant, a squash plant, a Solanaceae plant, a tomato,a banana plant, a potato plant, a pepper plant, a moss plant, a parsleyplant, a sunflower plant, a mustard plant, a sorghum plant, a milletplant, a citrus plant, an apple plant, a strawberry plant, a rapeseedplant, a cabbage plant, a cassava plant, a coffee plant, a sweet potatoplant, a jatropha plant, or a switchgrass plant.
 25. (canceled) 26.(canceled)
 27. A method of increasing stress tolerance in a plant,comprising expressing in the plant the nucleic acid of claim
 1. 28. Themethod of claim 27, wherein the stress is biotic or abiotic stress. 29.The method of claim 28, wherein the biotic stress comprises pathogeninfection.
 30. (canceled)
 31. The method of claim 28, wherein theabiotic stress comprises high temperature (heat shock) stress, lowtemperature (cold shock) stress, oxidative stress, or DNA damage. 32.The method of claim 27, wherein increasing stress tolerance comprisesone or more of: decreasing programmed cell death, decreasingeffector-triggered immunity (ETI)-induced cell death, increasingformation of NPR1 condensates, and degrading EDS1 and specific WRKYtranscription factors required for pathogen ETI.
 33. (canceled)
 34. Themethod of claim 27, wherein the plant is a food crop plant, a biofuelplant, a corn plant, a legume plant, a bean plant, a rice plant, asoybean plant, a cotton plant, a sugarcane plant, a tobacco plant, apalm oil plant, a date palm, a wheat, a vegetable plant, a squash plant,a Solanaceae plant, a tomato, a banana plant, a potato plant, a pepperplant, a moss plant, a parsley plant, a sunflower plant, a mustardplant, a sorghum plant, a millet plant, a citrus plant, an apple plant,a strawberry plant, a rapeseed plant, a cabbage plant, a cassava plant,a coffee plant, a sweet potato plant, a jatropha plant, or a switchgrassplant.
 35. (canceled)
 36. (canceled)